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Nicole Scherzinger Opens for the ongoing elder he faced in the entertainment industry – all while in his early 30s.
“I’ll never forget when I turned 30 after the pussycat, and the record labels were still, like, hesitant to play my music,” said Scherzinger, now 47, on Sunday, August 10, broadcast of CBS Sunday morning, With reference to the period after she leaves the popular women’s group.
“Because you turned 30?” CBS reporter Tracy Smithwho held the sitting down, asked in response.
“Yes,” said Scherzinger. “I think when I was in my early 30s, they were already aging in roles.”
Aeltc/Mike Lawrence Nicole Scherzinger only improves with age. “I’ve never been fitter, I’ve never been more of a sound sound, I’ve never been more confident, I’ve never been stronger,” Scherzinger, 46, said only at US Weekly ahead of her performance on Friday, July 12, under the New York City Brooklyn Bridge. “This is my main. (…)
Scherzinger further quoted, whenever he went to acting auditions, that the producers were only looking at her to play “The Mother.”
“I was, like, ‘but, I Don’t have children‘he said. “It is definitely still relevant, but I think the women are changing, so things are changing. We don’t allow people to hold us back and see that way because we don’t look at ourselves, and we don’t put ourselves in a box like that.”
He continued, “We are the changes, and because of that, the industry is changing.”
Scherzinger rose to fame as singer in the pussycat dollsand formally collapsed in 2010. After leaving the women’s group, the Tony Award winner continued to pursue music as a solo artist, as well as pursuing acting roles.
Kim Wyatt, Melody Thornton, Robin Antin, Nicole Scherzinger, Carmit Bachar, Ashley Roberts and Jessica Sutta in 2005.
Jo Hale/Getty ImagesRecently immortalized Scherzinger Norma Desmond Jamie LloydRevival of Sunset Blvd., A musical about Hollywood fading actress claming to remain relevant. (Scherzinger won Olivier and Tony’s prize for her performance in the West End and Broadway Productions, respectively.)
“I see Norma Desmond like myself … and I see a piece of Norma Desmond in everyone,” he said on Sunday. “Norma Desmond is the human story (for) anyone who wants to feel seen, anyone who has ever felt invisible or lonely or not heard.”
Scherzinger further emphasized that Sunset Blvd., which closed on Broadway last month, the story of Norma “definitely (deals with) an ageism issue.”
Nicole Scherzinger may have just finished tearing the West End platform like Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard, but she hasn’t forgotten where she came from. “It was such a whirlwind,” Scherzinger, 46, told us Weekly while reflecting on her time with the pussycat dolls. “It’s kind of crazy. So much happened so fast (…)
“I think it’s difficult. It’s hard, (in) the industry, because you’re always, already, even young, comparing yourself,” Scherzinger explained. “It’s hard that the industry, kind of, gives you an expiry date when you’ve actually lived life and you actually have something really meaningful to say and because you’ve experienced life and career and heartbreak and love and loss. It’s a bit of a pity, I think, but I think things hope things are changing now.”
Scherzinger previously said Weekly US be the Sunset Blvd. Script “my heart and soul” penetrated when she first read.
“Jamie asked me in the beginning when he asked me to do this, read the script, read the story, and when I did, I looked at the words and they penetrated my heart and soul, and spoke to me,” Scherzinger remembered Us in October 2024, referring to the commendable director. “I’ve lived life. Then I was able to bring my own life to these words, and my own breath to this story.”
He added at the time, “I honestly feel he was written for me. I feel it is supposed to be me. Everyone should keep an open mind no matter what you do in life, because you never know where your answered prayers and dreams are going to come from.”
