Joshua Goldman
Joshua Goldman
min read · July 21, 2025 · Entertainment

Nicole Scherzinger Bows Out in a Blazing Sunset Boulevard Finale

Nicole Scherzinger was seen emotionally waving and blowing kisses to a sea of adoring fans after performing in her final ever show for Sunset Boulevard

Nicole Scherzinger Shines Bright as Norma Desmond in Final Sunset Boulevard Performance

In a dramatic farewell performance, Nicole Scherzinger, 47, bid adieu to her iconic role as Norma Desmond in Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic musical, Sunset Boulevard, on Sunday night. The former Pussycat Doll star brought the house down with her powerful vocals and captivating stage presence as she performed for the last time on Broadway.

As news of her final show spread, fans flocked to the theatre after the performance to catch a glimpse of the stunner. Nicole obliged, waving and blowing kisses to the sea of adoring fans through the sunroof of her chauffer-driven car. Her Instagram stories were flooded with tributes from admirers, praising her for an outstanding run as the silent movie star.

The former Pussycat Doll, 47, brought the house down in a dramatic farewell performance as Norma Desmond on Broadway on Sunday night

In a heartfelt goodbye post on Instagram, Nicole reflected on her incredible journey playing Norma Desmond. She wrote: "Today, the sun sets on Sunset Blvd for the final time... Norma's story is for anyone who's ever felt alone. Lonely. Abandoned. Outcast. For those who once loved something deeply and had it taken from them, aching to reclaim it."

As fans paid homage to Nicole's unforgettable performance, her social media was flooded with glowing reviews and messages of appreciation. Her vocal coach described her as "an absolute force of nature," while others praised her for being an inspiration and role model.

Nicole's farewell performance marked the end of a highly successful run that earned her a Tony Award this year. The show, which grossed over $1.08 million during its first week of previews alone at the St. James Theatre in New York City, has been a huge hit with audiences and critics alike.

And after saying goodbye to her character, the star said a fond farewell to her fans as dozens of admirers flocked to the theatre after the show to get a glimpse of the stunner

In a nod to her predecessor, Glenn Close, 78, who won her third Tony Award for the role in 1995, Nicole took over as Norma Desmond after Glenn's critically acclaimed run. Upon hearing the news of her casting, Nicole raved: "Little Nicole has waited for this her whole life. And I get to do it with this beautiful cast @sunsetblvdmusical and these two heroes of mine @andrewlloydwebber @jamielloyd."

As fans bid farewell to Norma Desmond and Nicole Scherzinger's iconic performance, thescholarlynote.com is honored to share this incredible story. With its themes of resilience, determination, and the power of art, Sunset Boulevard has left an indelible mark on audiences worldwide.

The Gossip

Dressed in a black dress with her hair in a neat bun, Nicole caused quite a spectacle as fans flooded the street and snapped pictures of her

Nicole Scherzinger's Sunset Boulevard performance was a masterclass in acting, singing, and charisma. The Pussycat Dolls star stunned in her final performance as Norma Desmond, leaving fans and critics alike in awe.

In the lead-up to her final show, tributes poured in for Nicole on social media. Her vocal coach praised her dedication and work ethic, saying: "She looked at me right in the eyes and said, 'I'm a good student. Tell me what I need to do and I'm gonna get it done.'"

As news of her farewell performance spread, fans flocked to her Instagram stories, sharing their own testimonials about Nicole's incredible talent. One fan wrote: "You are the North Star for all that it means to be a performer... You are the GREATEST STAR OF ALL ❤️"

The chart-topper also shared a clip of herself performing the Pussycat Dolls hit Buttons on stage during what appeared to be a wrap party for the show

Thescholarlynote.com is thrilled to share this incredible story of Nicole Scherzinger's Sunset Boulevard performance. With its themes of resilience, determination, and the power of art, this show has left an indelible mark on audiences worldwide.

The Verdict

Nicole Scherzinger's Sunset Boulevard performance was a triumph. The former Pussycat Doll star brought depth, nuance, and raw talent to the iconic role of Norma Desmond, earning her a Tony Award in the process. As fans bid farewell to this incredible show, it's clear that Nicole has left an indelible mark on Broadway.

Meanwhile, Nicole also shared a plethora of fans tributes to her on her Instagram stories as she continues to celebrate her successful theatre run

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Nicole has been busy posting on social media amid her final performance as Norma

Nicole took to the stage one last time as the silent movie star and left fans stunned with her chilling finale look, featuring theatrical blood dripping down her neck

In a lengthy post to her Instagram Nicole reflected emotionally on her final performance describing how deeply she connected with the character (pictured onstage during The 78th Annual Tony Awards performing a number from the musical)

She highlighted how Norma¿s story resonates with anyone who has felt lonely, outcast, or lost something they loved

Nicole shared: 'For the dreamers. The fighters. The believers. The warriors. For those unshakable in their purpose and power, doing what they love most. ¿This is my life. It always will be. There is nothing else¿'

Fans flocked to her comment section and penned: 'Just absolutely incredible. I saw it 3 times and I would have seen it more if I could lol. You are a force my love. So proud of you!!!!!! Love you queen!!!!!'

Glenn Close (pictured in 2016) shared what she really thought of Nicole Scherzinger taking over the role that earned her a third Tony Award in 1995 when she attended Jamie Lloyd's Broadway revival of Sunset Boulevard in Manhattan on Tuesday night

The 78-year-old acting legend graciously visited Nicole backstage where they bonded over their shared love for 'arguably the greatest role ever written for a woman'

Close continued: 'She and the entire production blew me away. I loved meeting Nicole, [her co-star] Tom Francis, and many members of the ensemble backstage afterwards!'