Nicole Scherzinger

 Nicole Scherzinger (/'Se:rzING@r/; born Nicole Prascovia[a] Elikolani Valleyiente,[129 June 1978) is an American artist, singer, dancer, actress, and television personality. She is most well-known as the singer who led the Pussycat Dolls among the top-selling girl groups of all time. Scherzinger was born in Honolulu (Hawaii) and was raised in Louisville (Kentucky). She began acting when she was 14 years old , and continued to study musical theatre at Wright State University. Scherzinger left school to tour with the American rock group Days of the New. He later found some successes with Eden's Crrush which was a girl-oriented group formed by the WB's Popstars. Scherzinger served as the Pussycat dolls' lead singer after having taken part in minor parts in the acting. Her prominence within the group was the source of controversy within the group, and ultimately caused its demise in 2009. Despite the widespread recognition, Scherzinger has struggled to create a viable singing career outside of the group. Her first venture was a failure with her debut album, Her Name is Nicole, and later released two studio albums (Killer Love in 2011 and Big Fat Lie in 2014) which were somewhat successful. Killer Love features the hits singles "Poison", Right There as well as "Don't Hold Your Breath".