Nicole Scherzinger has shrugged off criticism and complaints from theatre bosses as she performed at the Royal Albert Hall on Monday.
The former Pussycat Doll, 47, took to the stage for an intimate gig, which marked her first major solo UK show in 13 years.
Nicole dazzled in a breathtaking black evening gown that featured embellishments, sparkling under the lights.
Featuring a plunging neckline, the piece also boasted a dramatic one-shoulder structured sleeve.
With the backdrop of a live band, Nicole sang some of her biggest pop hits, as well as West End classics.
Her glamorous display comes after it was revealed she was faced with complaints of bad behaviour by crew working on Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical.
Nicole Scherzinger has shrugged off criticism and complaints from theatre bosses as she performed at the Royal Albert Hall on Monday
The former Pussycat doll, 47, took to the stage for an intimate gig, which marked her first major solo UK show in 13 years
Nicole dazzled in a breathtaking black evening gown that featured embellishments, sparkling under the lights
The hit show, which closed in July of this year after a 10-month run, was based in New York and saw Nicole star as Norma Desmond.
Daily Mail revealed how she had agreed to attend a session with a renowned make-up artist on the day of the Tony Awards, as well as a dinner co-hosted by one of the producers of the show at Casa Cipriani in New York.
The producer extended this invitation to the show’s other lead actors. However, the singer allegedly insisted on the exclusion of her co-stars.
A few days before the ceremony, Scherzinger called off the dinner and the appointment with the make-up artist.
She then accepted paid endorsements from beauty brands Revlon and Clairol on the morning of the awards – unapproved by the producers of Sunset Blvd., which at the time was ‘bleeding money’.
Nicole used the Sunset Blvd. name and image to secure these endorsements but gave none of the profits back to the production, which she knew was struggling.
And, on the night of the show’s Broadway premiere, she emailed her agent Ben Coleman to fire him. He had secured her role on the West End stage and subsequent transfer to Broadway.
During the Sunset Blvd. run, Nicole accepted paid endorsements and attended parties sponsored by a tequila brand which has OnlyFans models and porn stars as ambassadors.
It was revealed how she was faced with complaints of bad behaviour by crew working on Andrew Lloyd Webber ’s musical (pictured on the closing night in July 2025)
With the backdrop of a live band, Nicole sang some of her biggest pop hits, as well as West End classics
According to fans in attendance, she was late to the stage by almost an hour, despite guests being told the show would promptly start at 7:30pm with no support act scheduled to appear
Featuring a plunging neckline, Nicole’s show-stopping outfit also boasted a dramatic one-shoulder structured sleeve
None of these appearances were approved by the production and, again, she used the show’s name to her benefit and to the detriment of the production.
Spokesmen for Nicole and Neptune Productions declined to comment when previously approached by the Daily Mail.
Meanwhile, just days ago Nicole showed off her incredible figure as she frolicked in the sea during a trip to the Philippines.
She slipped into a black bikini with white stripes that highlighted her toned abdomen.
The Don’t Cha singer also sported a pair of sunglasses and let her locks fall loose down her shoulders.
Alongside the post, Nicole, who is a mix of Hawaiian, Filipina, and Ukrainian ancestry, wrote: ‘Imagine having blood that ties you to a place this breathtaking. ♥️’
She also added text to the clip reading: ‘How am I supposed to stay at home when the world looks like this?’
