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Pussycat Dolls Were Supposedly a Front for Prostitution

Remember The Pussycat Dolls?

They started out as a burlesque group and then turned into a musical group because someone realized that hot chicks dancing around in next to nothing while lip syncing is a license to print money. If you don’t remember them, here’s what you missed out on:

Looks like fun, right? Wrong. Here’s what member Kaya Jones had to say about her time in the Pussycat Dolls.

The den mother in question is Robin Antin, founder of the Pussycat Dolls. She refutes these claims by saying that Jones is just looking for her fifteen minutes of fame.

I don’t know if the Pussycat Dolls were really a prostitution ring, but here’s what I do know: In the middle of Kaya saying she was abused, she was retweeting anyone who white knighted for her. That’s fine, but it does show that she may be looking for some self-congratulations for being strong. She’s also a Trump supporter, RTing anything bad about Trump and calling those people out, and proudly showed off her new membership to the NRA.

All of this while she’s trying to out more people in Hollywood for covering up abuse. You would think that would take priority over announcing you’re no longer watching Seth Meyers because he doesn’t like Donald Trump.

It’s also no secret that Jones was jealous of Nicole Scherzinger’s success in the Pussycat Dolls and basically called her out for sleeping her way to the top. I guess Nicole wasn’t abused because she did it willingly?

Rose McGowan is fighting the good fight for those in Hollywood, but there are those out there who will use McGowan’s platform to push their own agenda.

I choose to believe that Jones was a victim of abuse because that’s a shitty thing to lie about. But I also choose to believe that she has a “look at me” attitude that’s why others won’t believe she was a victim.

Let’s just all agree that the Pussycat Dolls weren’t talented and go back to Rose McGowan’s Twitter feed.

[Image: Flickr/Leo Lavish]

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