Kimberly Wyatt has suggested the Pussycat Dolls’ upcoming PCD Forever Tour, launching in Copenhagen this week, could mark the group’s final run of shows together, after the trio’s planned North American arena leg was scrapped over the summer.
Kimberly Wyatt has hinted that the Pussycat Dolls’ impending reunion tour could be their last. The performer is preparing to reunite with bandmates Nicole Scherzinger and Ashley Roberts for the PCD Forever Tour, which kicks off in days in Copenhagen, Denmark. The trio will tour across Europe for just over a month, playing arenas in several countries before closing the run with a stadium show in São Paulo, Brazil, at the end of October. Wyatt has now suggested she is approaching the upcoming shows as the group’s final outing, with uncertainty remaining over whether they will continue performing together afterwards.
A three-member reunion
The current comeback features Wyatt, Scherzinger and Roberts as a three-member lineup, with former members Carmit Bachar and Jessica Sutta not taking part in the 2026 tour. The trio has already performed together earlier in the year, ahead of the main European leg getting underway.
The reunion coincides with the 20th anniversary of the Pussycat Dolls’ debut album, PCD, and comes alongside the release of new single “Club Song,” the group’s first new material since “React” in 2020. Wyatt has said the working relationship between the current three members feels healthier and more collaborative than it did during the group’s original period together. Her return to performing also follows a significant personal challenge, having previously spoken about undergoing a hip replacement two years ago and working through the resulting difficulties as she prepared to return to the stage.
The European tour
The European leg of the PCD Forever Tour includes major arena dates in cities such as Copenhagen, Oslo, Paris, Zürich, Prague, Düsseldorf and Amsterdam. The UK leg takes in shows in Birmingham, Nottingham and London’s O2 Arena, with the London performance scheduled for 13 October and featuring special guests Lil’ Kim and Deja Vu.
The tour is set to conclude on 30 October at Nubank Parque in São Paulo, a concert being promoted as the Pussycat Dolls’ first-ever performance in Brazil. VIP packages are available for the São Paulo show, including early venue access, exclusive merchandise and commemorative credentials.
Why the North American leg was scrapped
The tour has not been without setbacks. Over the summer, the group was forced to cancel a planned 32-date North American arena run, with nearly all of the scheduled venues reporting weak ticket sales ahead of the shows.
The Pussycat Dolls’ own announcement of the cancellation did not officially cite poor ticket sales as the reason, instead describing the decision as following an “honest look at the North American run” and calling it “difficult and heartbreaking.” Fans who had purchased tickets directly through Ticketmaster or AXS were expected to receive automatic refunds, while those who bought tickets through third-party sellers were directed back to their original point of purchase to resolve their refunds.
A history of reunion attempts
The current comeback follows an earlier reunion attempt in 2019–20, when the original lineup of the group reunited publicly before those plans ultimately fell through. Against that backdrop, the uncertainty Wyatt has expressed about whether this run of shows will be the group’s last carries particular weight, given the Pussycat Dolls’ history of reunions that have not always resulted in a lasting return to performing together.
