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Nicole Scherzinger Wins Her First Tony Award and Delivers Powerful, Emotional Speech
By Radio 854 Staff Writer
June 2025
Pop icon turned Broadway star Nicole Scherzinger took home her first-ever Tony Award this weekend — and brought the house down with a heartfelt acceptance speech that reminded everyone why she’s more than just a former Pussycat Doll.
The award, which recognized her powerful performance as Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard, marked a major career milestone for Scherzinger, who has spent recent years proving herself as a serious stage performer. The revival, directed by Jamie Lloyd, earned rave reviews — but it was Nicole’s haunting, emotionally layered performance that truly captivated audiences and critics alike.
Taking the stage at the Tony Awards in New York City, an emotional Scherzinger held back tears as she addressed the crowd. “This means more than I can put into words,” she said. “To anyone who’s ever felt underestimated, overlooked, or out of place — let this be your reminder that you are worthy, you are powerful, and your voice matters.”
Her speech was met with a standing ovation and quickly went viral, with fans and fellow artists flooding social media to show support. Many praised Scherzinger not just for her theatrical transformation, but for her vulnerability and authenticity in the moment.
For years, Scherzinger was best known as the fierce lead singer of The Pussycat Dolls, with global hits like “Don’t Cha” and “Buttons.” But her path since then — including solo music, judging talent shows, and now Broadway — has shown her depth and range as a performer.
With this Tony win, Nicole Scherzinger has officially stepped into a new chapter. It’s a well-earned recognition of her talent, perseverance, and reinvention.
At Radio 854, we’ve always had love for Nicole’s pop roots — but we’re cheering even louder for her Broadway brilliance. Congratulations, Nicole!
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