JESSICA SUTTA has made her feelings crystal clear on The Pussycat Dolls reuniting without her.
The group, , and Kimerbly Wyatt are currently touring the UK, without Jessica, Carmit Bachar and Melody Thorton.


And Jessica didn’t mince her words on the subject as she caught up to celebrate her new single, Don’t Take Much.
“I’m not going to lip sync Don’t Ya behind Nicole ever again,” Jessica tells me with a defiant smile during an exclusive chat. “When it first happened, it broke my heart.
“I’ve created the artist inside of me who’s worked very hard in my voice.
“I will say they need Carmit and Melody back as I think it’s better as a five. But those three girls are killing it.”
has spent the past few years working on her next record, SuttaPop, which is slated for release next year.
The singer, who now lives in Nashville, is looking forward to reconnecting with her fans at live shows in the coming months.
BEATLES IN SWIFT’S SIGHTS

is on track to end The Beatles’ reign of having the most Billboard No1s of all time next year.
Thanks to her latest track Patient Zero debuting at No1, Taylor now has 16 chart-toppers, just four behind the Fab Four.
She is also only three behind .
Rumours are rife Taylor will release a special 20th anniversary edition of her self-titled debut, as well as her 13th album, before the end of 2027.
And with The Life of A Showgirl giving her three No1 singles, it’s not hard to see both of these records also coming up trumps.
Having had 11 Hot 100 No1s in the 2020s, she also widens her lead over and for the most this decade. They each have eight chart-toppers.
There really is no stopping her.
FLO have confirmed they will play their first headline arena show in the UK as part of their Therapy At The Club tour.
The trio will perform at the OVO Arena Wembley, London, on March 12, with tickets on sale from Friday at 10am.
The run will see them playing 22 shows across and Europe.
RAYE’S BERLIN TAKEOVER

is set to headline a brand new festival in Berlin.
The Where Is My Husband! Singer has been announced to top the bill at Access All Areas in April.
The fashion, music and culture festival is from April 24-25.
AAA will be live through the Zalando app, with full access to the live-streams and exclusive drops.
This comes off the back of a huge year for Raye.
As well as wrapping up a huge arena tour, the singer recently wowed at the VMAs, performing a medley of I Will Overcome and Where Is My Husband to universal acclaim.
She landed her first No1 album earlier this year too, with This Music May Contain Hope.
MANIFEST TURKISH CHARM
TURKISH girl group Manifest have called in the big guns to make their debut English single is a success.
On Friday the band will release Tralala, having teamed up with Tinie Tempah and TYLA’s favourite director Yeeiid for the video.
It was filmed in East London ahead of their Wembley Arena show on October 16. The girls said: “We wanted the video to reflect who we are: Playful, confident and full of energy.
“While filming in London, we also wanted to bring in little pieces of our culture.
“Turkish coffee, nazar charms and the phrase ‘Mashallah’ are naturally woven into the story.”
THE EMMYS have found a new home. The biggest night in TV is moving to streaming via Prime Video.
The online giant has agreed to a bumper six-year deal worth around £11 million a year. It means the VIP-packed ceremony will be free for subscription holders.
PALOMA: ‘I PUSH HARD’

is back for a fourth series of her Mad, Sad & Bad podcast teasing some brilliant guests.
The Only Love Can Hurt Like This singer has kicked off the series with Black Panther and Doomsday star Letita Wright.
During episode one, Paloma opened up about using work as a crutch when her private life was falling apart.
Paloma revealed: “I’m terrible because what I do is I just push myself.
“When things are really important and private, and I’m breaking down, I just go on stage still and I just do it. And I don’t think that’s that healthy.”
JADE HEADS INTO THE DEEP BLUE

heads into the deep blue with Hans Zimmer for a new collaboration, Into The Deep (Seas Cry).
The ex singer, who was spotted in double denim as she left Broadcasting House in London, created the track for the launch of ‘s Blue Planet III, which airs later this autumn on One.
Opening up about the song, Jade said: “I’ve been a huge fan of Blue Planet and have so many memories of watching the show.
“Being part of Blue Planet III in this way feels incredibly special and a real privilege.”