PUSSYCAT DOLLS - PUSSYCAT DOLLS' ROW CONFESSION

PUSSYCAT DOLLS' ROW CONFESSION

Pussycat Dolls deny rumours they are set to split, but admit they often fight due to personality differences.

Pussycat Dolls argue and "clash" personalities.

The 'Don't Cha' singers admit they don't always see eye-to-eye but insist they have never fallen out so badly they have been unable to repair their friendships.

Singer Jessica Sutta said: "We're five girls who all have personalities and sometimes they clash but we ultimately love each other and we're sisters. Of course there are arguments here and there but we always work them out. I think that's why we're so successful, we know how to work together."

Despite their differences, Jessica - who performs in the band alongside Nicole Scherzinger, Melody Thornton, Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt - insists there are no plans for the group to split.

She added to Australia's 2Day FM radio hosts Kyle and Jackie O: "I guess everyone likes to talk about the Dolls. There are no plans to break up, we're about to do our third album. It's silly, all the rumours make me laugh."