NICOLE Scherzinger has shown off her toned figure as she stripped down to a bikini to do some yoga on the beach.
The former Pussycat Dolls band member took to her social media to share a collection of snaps as she performed a head stand on the white sand.
Nicole, 43, stripped down to a tiny string bikini, which featured a stylish pink, purple and white floral print across the two piece.
Striking a pose, the singer placed her head and hands in the sand as she performed a head stand for the camera.
Nicole moved her legs around to create a number of different acrobatic positions, revealing her toned abdominals and peachy behind.
“Balance is not something you find, it’s something you create,” she captioned the series of posts, which amounted tens-of-thousands of likes.
She followed up in her story: “Balance is key to everything. And so is rolling around sometimes, and letting the waves take you.”
It comes days after Nicole her phenomenal figure and cheeky streak as she posed in a leopard-print bikini.
The vocalist opted for the strappy two-piece for her latest trip to the Caribbean as she went make-up free on the beach.
She also shared a racy TikTok video and mimed to fellow American popstar Taylor Swift’s track, Wildest Dreams, before flashing a dramatic pout to the camera.
The Don’t Cha singer then panned the camera around to capture the stunning seaside scenery in the background.
After posting the clip to her Instagram page, she added the caption: “Canouan, I’m here.”
Canouan is an island in St Vincent and the Grenadines and, if its anything like the star’s other holidays, fans will be able to keep up to date on her antics on her social media.
Nicole is often seen accompanied by boyfriend Thom Evans as they share their romantic sun-soaked adventures with the world.
LEGAL SPAT
Nicole announced in November 2019 that she was reuniting with Ashley Roberts, 39, Jessica Sutta, 39, Kimberly Wyatt, 39, and Carmit Bachar, 47, for a tour across the UK and Australia, nine years after they split.
They also released single React, which became their first Top 40 hit in 11 years.
But Nicole has now said the tour is “impossible” after a huge fall-out with the band’s founder, Robin Antin, 60, who is suing the singer for “extortion”.
She alleges that Nicole is refusing to take part in the reunion unless she gets a larger share in the group’s latest business venture, PCD Worldwide.
The company was intended to manage the band’s brand into the future and could have included the launch of their own dance studio and a “next generation” spin-off version of the Dolls featuring new singers.
Robin claims Nicole is demanding her 49 per cent holding in the firm is increased to 75 per cent, giving her creative control of the group and “final decision-making authority”.
‘LUDICROUS AND FALSE’
According to the lawsuit filed by Robin, Nicole said the “growth of her personal brand” and the “opportunities she would have to forego to engage in the partnership” was why she deserved an increased share.
However, in a fiery retaliation yesterday, former X Factor judge Nicole issued a statement through her lawyer, Howard King, in which she branded Robin’s claims as “ludicrous and false”.
The statement continued that the accusations, “Are a desperate attempt to divert blame for her [Robin’s] own failures by trying to impose obligations on Nicole that simply do not exist”.
The Sun can reveal that at the centre of the row is a payment of $600,000 (£435,000), paid by concert promoter Live Nation to Robin.
The money is believed to have originally been handed to her to reunite the girls on stage for a series of concerts in Las Vegas — although it has been alleged that the group had not known about this deal before Robin agreed to it.
Those gigs never took place though the girls eventually agreed to a tour instead.
But with the tour now not happening, Robin must return the £435,000.
She is taking Nicole to court for the cash, blaming her for the collapse of the deal.
Nicole says she was unaware of the payment when Robin first accepted it.
The singer’s lawyer said: “Robin will fail in her efforts to trade on Nicole’s hard-earned success to pull herself out of a deep financial hole she has created by her own poor business and professional decisions.
“Prior to Nicole’s involvement, trading on Nicole’s name without her consent, Robin borrowed (and spent) $600,000 from Live Nation that she won’t or can’t repay.
“Nicole has invested her own funds in excess of $150,000 in support of a potential Pussycat Dolls reunion that has now been made impossible by Robin’s actions (including the public release of the group members’ confidential financial information).
“Nicole loves and respects the Pussycat Dolls fans and hopes to one day be back on stage performing the group’s amazing hits for them.
“Sadly, this will not happen under these circumstances.”
DOLL DRAMA
The other Dolls singers have so far stayed silent on the matter, although they are believed to be upset about the fallout following hundreds of hours of preparation and build-up to the reunion and tour.
When the band announced their return, they did performances on The X Factor and Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway to promote the tour, which was due to kick off in May 2020.
That was then delayed to the autumn because of the pandemic and then again to May 2021, failing to take place for a third time due to the continuing restrictions.