"Unforgettable Night: Nicole Scherzinger's Dazzling Royal Albert Hall Show Features Bold Humor, a Chic New Song, and a Pussycat Dolls Medley!"

Table of Contents

• Nicole Scherzinger's Performance
• Jokes and Humor
• Nicole's Love Life
• Affection for Britain

CHEEKY star Nicole Scherzinger lit up the stage as she hosted an impressive one-woman show at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

She began the evening with a risqué joke about her relationship with her fiancé, former rugby star Thom Evans.

Nicole Scherzinger hosted an impressive one-woman show at London’s Royal Albert Hall Former Pussycat Doll Nicole wore PVC boots for a medley of her band's hits

Wearing a stunning fitted black dress adorned with a silver spiderweb pattern, Nicole addressed the audience: “I want you to know that this little girl, this little Hawaiian, Filipina, Spanish, Chinese, Polish — yes, that's right, two percent Irish, that counts — has come a long way.”

With a smirk, she added: “I also have English in me. His name is Thom. He’s right over there.”

Her playful remarks about her fiancé may have caused a bit of confusion, as he is actually Scottish.

Fortunately, the audience enjoyed her humor — many were seated elegantly in their shirts and chinos, sipping champagne.

Nicole later expressed her appreciation, saying: “I want to give a special shout-out to the love of my life, Thom Henry Evans. Dreamboat Thom Henry Evans. I love you.”

Thom and Nicole first crossed paths when he participated in 2019’s The X Factor: Celebrity. The sportsman was a member of the rugby boyband Try Star, alongside Levi Davis and Ben Foden.

Following in the footsteps of fellow vocal powerhouse, the evening featured a blend of music and stand-up comedy from Broadway star Nicole.

Sticking to her cheeky style, Nicole introduced a new “classy and sophisticated” track titled Bullsh*t. “I love a cheeky song,” she remarked.

She explained: “This is my idea of a love song. It’s about waiting for that special someone to get it together. I’m talking about popping the question. Putting a ring on it.”

“I thought it was a classy, elegant song — what better place to debut it than the Royal Albert Hall? After all, there’s Keats, there’s Shakespeare, and there’s Scherzinger. This song is called Bullsh*t.”

Nicole then changed into a semi-sheer leotard and PVC heeled boots for a medley of Pussycat Dolls hits.

The segment showcased some of the boldest moves the Royal Albert Hall has ever seen.

The singer couldn't resist making jokes, even bringing her Olivier and Tony awards on stage as a playful jab at anyone who doubted her abilities as more than just a pop diva.

The star's performance included some of the boldest moves the Royal Albert Hall has ever seen

Nicole, who served as an on-and-off judge between 2012 and 2017, continued to express her love for Britain.

She shared: “It’s been over 20 years now. I feel like I’m an adopted Brit. I love a cuppa, I enjoy a Sunday roast. I love a cheeky Nando’s.”

“Add in some banoffee pie and Percy Pig, and we’re set for a Jet2 holiday.”

“Seriously, thank you for your love and support over the years. You have always lifted me up, especially when I needed it.”

“No one does it alone. No one reaches the Royal Albert flipping Hall without help.”