Nicole Scherzinger, 47, Flaunts Ageless Physique in Skimpy Blue Bikini: Photos

Nicole Scherzinger showed off her ripped abs in a sultry swimsuit.

The former Pussycat Doll, 47, scorched in a teal bikini top and thong during a beach day on Monday, November 17.

Scherzinger’s toned tummy was on full display as she strutted on the sand. Her long brunette strands were damp, as if she had just stepped out of the ocean, and a large pair of sunglasses shielded her eyes from the sun.

The Broadway star included text on the screen that read, “Me on my way to overthinking something simple again,” while a remix of Taylor Swift‘s “Elizabeth Taylor” played in the background.

“My brain doing the absolute most for no reason,” Scherzinger captioned her Instagram Reel.

Just a few weeks prior, she indulged in another tropical vacation. The singer videoed herself paddleboarding and diving into the water with scenic rocks in the background. At one point, she sunbathed on her board as the text flashed on the screen, “POV: me pretending I don’t have 4187 unread texts.”

“Literally 🙈 God help me to be better at answering my messages! 🙏🏽” she captioned a short clip.

On Saturday, November 8, Scherzinger put on a memorable performance at the Center Stage Benefit in Cleveland, Ohio. She stunned in a silver sequin dress and long-sleeved black catsuit while belting out some of her hits, including Sunset Boulevard‘s “With One Look.”

“So proud and honored to perform at the Center Stage Benefit in Cleveland, supporting arts education and programs that keep the performing arts alive,” she wrote on Instagram. “I wouldn’t be where I am today without my own arts education, it shaped who I am. Feels so good to give back, spread the love, and help inspire the next generation of dreamers. Cleveland, y’all turned up!”

Scherzinger won this year’s Tony Award for her performance as Norma in Sunset Boulevard on Broadway.

“I definitely had my time in the limelight like [Norma], and the industry moves on without you,” she explained in a recent interview. “On a personal level, I really related to Norma’s struggle with loneliness and abandonment and feeling misunderstood and unseen — feeling very small and pathetic, even.”

The musician told director Jamie Lloyd, “I need people to fall in love with Norma. If they don’t fall in love with her, she’s doomed from the beginning.”

When he initially reached out to offer her the role, Scherzinger teased, “I’m still Queen Pussycat Doll, and you’re already making me an old has-been movie star. That’s the role that you see for me?”