Fans of iconic pop group The Pussycat Dolls are itching with excitement after the band seemingly teased a long-awaited comeback. 

The 2000s powerhouse group, known for hits like "Don’t Cha" and "Buttons," has been posting cryptic Instagram reels and launching a new website titled "PCD Forever," leaving fans speculating about a possible world tour, new music, or both.

According to Page Six, the group is preparing for a world tour after a 16-year hiatus, with frontwoman Nicole Scherzinger "definitely back" in the group. While official dates and venues have yet to be announced, the teasers have already set the fandom abuzz. There are reports that an official tour announcement could arrive in the coming days, potentially marking one of the most anticipated pop reunions of the decade. 

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The reunion comes after a tumultuous period for the group. A planned 2020 reunion tour was halted by COVID-19, and a legal dispute between Scherzinger and the band’s founder Robin Antin over canceled tour agreements wasn’t resolved until 2024. In court documents Antin claimed Scherzinger would participate in the tour, but only if she got 75% of the profits and complete creative control.  

Despite these setbacks, Scherzinger has maintained a close connection to the Dolls and recently celebrated a major solo triumph, earning a Tony Award for her performance as Norma Desmond in the 2023 West End and Broadway revival of Sunset Boulevard.

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On social media, Scherzinger has been hinting at what’s next for the group. In December 2025, she posted a clip of their hit song "Buttons," which recently surpassed 1 billion views on YouTube. 

"From then to now… seeing this video hit 1 billion views on YouTube fills my heart with so much gratitude. For the PCD fans. For the memories. For what’s to come."

Fans immediately began theorizing that the group might release a new album to coincide with the tour, combining fresh material with their chart-topping classics.

MOTHERS ARE COMING

— 💎 #1 Pussycat Doll (@Saweetney) March 10, 2026

The Pussycat Dolls fandom has reacted with a mix of shock, nostalgia, and uncontainable excitement. Many are sharing fan art, video edits, and throwback photos in anticipation of what they hope will be a global headlining tour. 

Despite the anticipation, representatives for the group have not officially commented.

Yet the combination of social media activity, the new website, and insider reports suggests the Dolls are gearing up for something significant. Whether it’s a multi-city tour, a new album, or a combination of both, the "PCD Forever" hints signal that the beloved girl group may finally be back on stage, thrilling fans old and new alike.

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