Pussycat Dolls member Ashley Roberts has delighted fans by opening up her personal fashion archive, sharing a nostalgic video trying on the group’s most iconic stage outfits from the 2000s.
The 44-year-old Heart Radio presenter and I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star treated her 1.1 million Instagram followers to a retrospective wardrobe review, revisiting several memorable ensembles from the peak of the band’s global success.
In the viral social media clip, Roberts tried on several signature performance looks.
She began with a tightly structured black leather corset zipped over a sequined crimson brassiere, paired with ultra-cropped shorts.
Reviewing the daring look, Roberts jokingly questioned the lack of undergarments common in mid-2000s pop styling: “No tights? I don’t know about this one.”

The retrospective showcase also featured:
- The “Doll Domination” Era Tartan: A black multi-strap top styled with a high-waisted, ruffled grey plaid skirt, triggering a breakout of the choreography to their 2005 smash hit Don’t Cha.
- Athletic Streetwear: A cropped, long-sleeved red Adidas top coordinated with matching athletic shorts from their early promotional cycles.
“PCD Forever” Tour Strategic Shift
The wardrobe retrospective arrives amid major scheduling updates for the group’s highly publicised 2026 comeback campaign.

Earlier this spring, the reformed core trio of Nicole Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts, and Kimberly Wyatt officially reunited to launch their new single Club Song and announce the PCD Forever world tour.
However, representatives confirmed that the group has taken the difficult decision to scrap the 33-date North American leg of the tour, which was originally scheduled to kick off on June 5.
Industry tracking revealed that the arena-level dates suffered from sluggish ticket sales in the US and Canada.

The group will still perform their high-profile festival set at the WeHo Pride Outloud Music Festival in Los Angeles on June 6.
In contrast to the North American cancellations, ticket sales across international markets remain exceptionally strong.
The European and UK leg of the PCD Forever tour will proceed exactly as planned, starting in Copenhagen on September 9.

The European routing includes highly anticipated arena dates in major metropolitan hubs like Birmingham, Dublin, Manchester, and a final show at London’s O2 Arena on October 13, with several dates in Paris and Warsaw already completely sold out.

