The Pussycat Dolls are reportedly preparing for a comeback tour later this year, although it will not include three of their original members. Following discussions about past difficulties and recent tensions, Nicole Scherzinger is set to perform with fellow returning members, while Kimberly Wyatt alluded to the group's struggles in public statements. The tour marks a significant return for the group, who previously attempted a reunion in 2019, which ultimately fell through due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In 2019, the Pussycat Dolls reunited to much fanfare but faced quick setbacks as their planned tour was canceled amidst evolving circumstances related to the global pandemic. Although they released their comeback single "React," the anticipated tour did not materialize as expectations faded when delays turned permanent. Scherzinger's reluctance to commit to future performances added more complexity to the reunion, which has now led to a split that keeps three members from participating.

Despite the challenges, the coming tour holds potential for the Pussycat Dolls to reconnect with fans and reinvigorate their Legacy. However, the absence of three members highlights ongoing rifts within the group, raising questions about their cohesion and future as a band. As the landscape of pop reunions evolves, it remains to be seen how this effort will be received by their audience and what it means for the individual careers of those not participating.