Nicole Scherzinger (47) Says “Paris Looks Good on Me” as Pussycat Dolls Tour Rolls Through Europe
Nicole Scherzinger has spent the past two years quietly assembling one of the more unexpected career resurgences in recent pop culture memory, moving from Broadway’s biggest stage back to arenas she first filled two decades ago. Few former pop stars manage to pull off that kind of pivot twice in one career, let alone make it look effortless.
That momentum has carried her well into 2026, with the singer splitting her time between a victory lap on stage with her old group and a growing list of upcoming acting projects. It’s the kind of stretch that reads less like a comeback and more like an artist finally getting her full due.
Scherzinger gave fans a glimpse of that momentum this week with a simple caption on new photos posted to her official account. “Paris looks good on me,” she wrote, a nod to a city that’s currently very much part of her professional calendar rather than just a personal getaway.
Paris looks good on me 🫢💖 pic.twitter.com/N54PzQY3is
— Nicole Scherzinger (@NicoleScherzy) September 25, 2026
Much of Scherzinger’s current trajectory traces back to her performance as Norma Desmond in the revival of ‘Sunset Boulevard,’ a role that began on London’s West End before transferring to Broadway. That performance earned her the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical, followed by the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical in 2025.
That critical success opened the door to a string of high-profile solo concert dates under the banner ‘An Evening With Nicole Scherzinger,’ which saw her debut as a headlining live performer at venues including Carnegie Hall, the Royal Albert Hall and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in October 2025. It marked a significant departure from her earlier career as a reality competition judge and girl-group frontwoman, positioning her instead as a serious theatrical and concert performer in her own right.
That solo success has now folded into an even bigger reunion. Scherzinger is currently touring alongside fellow original members Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt as part of the Pussycat Dolls’ ‘PCD Forever Tour,’ a 22-date run marking the group’s first major international outing in more than 15 years.
The tour includes a stop in Paris at the Accor Arena, part of a European leg that continues even after 33 planned North American dates were cancelled earlier this year due to soft ticket sales. The reunion also brought “Club Song,” the group’s first new single since 2020’s “React,” alongside reissues of their multiplatinum albums ‘PCD’ and ‘Doll Domination’ to mark the twentieth anniversary of their debut.
Beyond music, Scherzinger has continued building out her film résumé as well, with a role set for ‘Girl Group,’ the upcoming Rebel Wilson-directed film that also features Jennifer Coolidge, Randall Park and Sheridan Smith. Combined with her ongoing role as a judge on ‘Building the Band,’ it’s clear her post-Broadway schedule shows no signs of slowing down.
For an artist who’s spent decades cycling between pop stardom, reality television and now legitimate stage acclaim, this current chapter feels like the rare moment where every part of her career is peaking at once. Whether she’s commanding a Broadway stage or an arena crowd, Scherzinger’s Paris stop is just one stretch of a packed year that’s shown no signs of letting up.

