'There has always been a lot of focus on Nicole which has been hard to deal with sometimes,' Kimberly Wyatt says of the current situation in The Pussycat Dolls.
- Jul 24, 2009
AceShowbiz - With rumors on the street suggesting The Pussycat Dolls have internal feud which may cause the girl group to break up, one of the Dolls Kimberly Wyatt talked about what really happens inside the group. "It's true, there has always been a lot of focus on Nicole which has been hard to deal with sometimes," she told The Sun.
"This group was created with a foundation, they knew exactly what they wanted and they had Nicole as the focus," Kimberly added. "Every video and stage performance that we've done, Nicole has been our leader. I wasn't in videos like I wanted and wasn't seen in the way I was hoping, which has been the same for all the other girls too."
"I don't really make any of the decisions, I'm in the group and can voice my opinions to a degree but at the end of the day it is a business and there are a lot of chefs in the kitchen that run the Pussycat Dolls."
The members of The Pussycat Dolls showed their disappointment toward Nicole Scherzinger's domination in the group for the first time during an opening set for Britney Spears in Phoenix, Arizona. At time time, Melody Thornton addressed the issue of her not being featured in the re-release album of "Doll Domination". "Thank you so much for supporting me - even if I'm not featured, you know what I'm saying?" Melody said during the live gig.
Later on after the on-stage beef, Melody said, "It's definitely a huge misconception that we are just chilling and happy to just be members of the group. I don't think we're breaking up any time soon. As long as this thing is moving, we're all still here." Melody's statement, however, didn't stop speculation that the five-piece group are on the edge of breaking up.
Most recently, it was revealed that Nicole Scherzinger pursued her role as the Dolls' lead singer because she "was kinda forced" to make such decision. "I wrote 'Alienated', one of the songs on my album, for Nicole's solo project. It was a good album but she decided to go back to the Dolls instead of releasing it, well she was kinda forced to I think," fellow singer/songwriter Keri Hilson shared.
