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Pussycat Dolls announces reunion tour 10 years after split

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<div class="embed-wrap"><figure data-feedback="fb:likes,fb:comments"><img src="http://sa.kapamilya.com/absnews/abscbnnews/media/2019/reuters/11/28/20191128-pussycat-dolls-rtr.jpg"/><figcaption>US pop group Pussycat Dolls performs during their concert in Manila June 11, 2009. From L-R: Ashley Roberts, Melody Thornton, Nicole Scherzinger and Kimberly Wyatt. Reuters, Cheryl Ravelo/File</figcaption></figure></div>LONDON—The Pussycat Dolls are reforming for a reunion tour kicking off in Dublin next year, the American girl band said on Thursday.A decade after they split, the group - originally formed as a burlesque dance troupe and known for songs like &quot;Don&#x27;t Cha&quot; and &quot;When I Grow Up&quot; - will hit the stage from April in Dublin before putting on shows around Britain.&quot;The stars have aligned and the Dolls are getting back together,&quot; singer Nicole Scherzinger told Britain&#x27;s Heart Breakfast radio show in a joint interview with fellow band members Ashley Roberts, Jessica Sutta, Carmit Bachar and Kimberley Wyatt.&quot;There&#x27;s been unfinished business. It’s been 10 years ... we just all were ready to do it,&quot; Roberts said.Asked if they felt different from when they first started, Roberts - who is also a showbusiness reporter for Heart Breakfast - said: &quot;A lot of time has passed and ... we’ve matured, we’ve grown up, we’ve gained life tools, life experience.&quot;The woman who first got them together, choreographer Robin Antin, had long called for a reunion. Fellow member Melody Thornton, who was not present during the interview, will not be part of the touring line-up, several media outlets reported.&quot;We&#x27;re focused on the tour right now and ... stretching,&quot; said Scherzinger, who in recent years has regularly appeared as a judge on British talent show &quot;The X Factor&quot;. &quot;We are working on new music and a lot of new surprises for the show.&quot;

A decade after splitting, the group — originally formed as a burlesque dance troupe and known for songs like "Don't Cha" and "When I Grow Up" — will hit the stage from April in Dublin before putting on shows around Britain.

A decade after splitting, the group — originally formed as a burlesque dance troupe and known for songs like "Don't Cha" and "When I Grow Up" — will hit the stage from April in Dublin before putting on shows around Britain.