Pussycat Dolls boss: 'The girls aren't splitting up'

Pussycat Dolls founder Robin Antin has again dismissed reports the girl group has split, despite overnight stories suggesting singer Nicole Scherzinger is no longer in contact with the rest of the band.

Antin has laughed off all rumours suggesting the band is no more and she issued a new statement on Wednesday, to deny the latest one.

In the missive she sent to website HollyScoop.com, she writes, "The Pussycat Dolls are very much ALIVE and there is NO truth to the silent treatment statements.

"Nicole and the Dolls have ALWAYS been close. Nicole is and always has been a strong creative force within this group and I cherish the way we collaborate."

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Pussycat Dolls 'split for good'

The sexy pop stars decided to take a break from performing together earlier this year amid rumours of in-fighting and jealousy aimed at frontwoman Nicole Scherzinger from other members of the group.

Bandmember Kimberly Wyatt recently insisted the Pussycat Dolls brand would always continue, despite differences of opinion between the girls.

But sources tell New York Post gossip column Page Six that the stars are preparing to announce an official split, because they have all turned their backs on Scherzinger.

An insider tells the publication, "It is war. They have broken up for good. None of the other girls are speaking to Nicole, who they believe took the limelight, then went off to do her own thing."

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