It’s her time with The Pussycat Dolls, though, that she’s most famous for.
Scherzinger is a mega-talent with a huge following.
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At least Scherzinger had her talent to anchor her.
“I felt so comfortable and at home, and the rest is history,” she said.
She nevertheless managed to impress them with her powerhouse vocals, and she landed the job.
Scherzinger is incredibly proud of her roots.
“I was living in a very dark world,” she confessed.
It wasn’t an easy journey for the singer, but she eventually recovered.
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That being said, she doesn’t consider herself a feminist.
It’s not that she doesn’t agree with the goals of feminism, though.
“I’m just for women,” she toldThe Guardian.
“I’m also for the human race in general.”
Jokes aside, Scherzinger is quick to speak out about women’s issues.
Instead, she prefers a more relaxed lifestyle.
“I miss my family and my loved ones, and I miss my bed,” she said.
It just goes to show there’s no place like home even for celebrities.
Some of her more modern inspirations include Sade,Alanis Morissette, and, of course,Beyonce.
“I’m probably Beyonce’s biggest fan,” she toldCapital FM.
“I love Bey, I think she’s Queen Bey for sure, nobody can touch her.”
Music isn’t the only thing that has inspired Scherzinger over the years.
Scherzinger wanted to star inthe 2019 film adaptation of the hit musicalbut wasn’t even given an audition.
“That really upset me, I won’t lie about that,” she toldThe Guardian.
“I was devastated.”
While she didn’t get the film role, she did land a role in another musical.
In an interview withThe Guardian, she talked about a story her mother likes to tell about her childhood.
“I’m very protective of my babies …
I think a lot of artists are like that,” she said.
“I wish I were more interesting and wild on Twitter!”
There’s another reason she’s careful about what she posts, though.
“I have that one all the time!”
“It was a good dream!”
“It was sweet [‘cause] I was singing ‘Stick Wit U’!”
Why is she always front and center on stage when performing with The Pussycat Dolls?
The reason for this, surprisingly, has nothing to do with height.
Sadly, Scherzinger’s natural star power led to some tension in the group.
“It’s just that natural dynamic where they want to be at the front,” she explained.
