Nicole Scherzinger is glowing with joy — and this time, it’s because she’s back in the Philippines, soaking in the beauty of Palawan.
On Instagram, the Filipino-American singer and theater star shared a breathtaking reel of herself diving into the crystal-clear waters of the island paradise. With a heart full of pride, she wrote: “Imagine having blood that ties you to a place this breathtaking.” She sealed the moment with the hashtag #Philippines, reminding the world of her roots.
For fans, this visit feels extra special. Nicole isn’t just an international superstar — she’s one of us. The former lead singer of The Pussycat Dolls, famous for hits like “Don’t Cha,” “Stickwitu,” and “Buttons,” has always embraced her Filipino heritage.
This year has been a milestone for her. In June, Nicole won a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her unforgettable role as Norma Desmond in “Sunset Boulevard.” The production also bagged the award for Best Musical Revival, cementing her as one of theater’s brightest stars.
But behind all the global success, Nicole’s Filipino side always shines through. In August 2024, she proudly belted out “Hush Hush” at a dinner event, electrifying the room and adding a playful caption: “Tell me you’re a Filipino without telling me you’re a Filipino.”
Nicole, born to a Filipino father and Hawaiian mother, continues to carry her heritage wherever she goes. And now, with her Palawan adventure, she’s shown the world how deeply her roots run — tied not just to fame, but to family, culture, and the breathtaking beauty of the Philippines.
