Kimberly Wyatt, a member of the Pussycat Dolls, recently shared that she found motivation in athletes like Andy Murray before her hip replacement surgery. The popstar and dancer, aged 44, underwent the procedure in 2024, revealing to The Times that she still experiences some discomfort.

In an exclusive interview with Mirror, Kimberly expressed admiration for sports figures who had similar surgeries and continued excelling in their fields. She mentioned being inspired by the successes of Andy Murray and Misty Copeland, a renowned ballerina, both of whom underwent hip replacements and continued achieving victories.

The decision to undergo hip replacement stemmed from Kimberly’s desire to enhance her quality of life after enduring two years of persistent pain. She acknowledged the challenges of the procedure but emphasized the significant improvement in her mobility and overall well-being.

As an original member of The Pussycat Dolls, Kimberly, along with Nicole Scherzinger and Ashley Roberts, is gearing up for the PCD Forever Tour. The group, known for hits like Don’t Cha and Buttons, has already performed at West Hollywood Pride and is scheduled for a UK tour with the final show in London on October 13.

Kimberly, who considers herself an honorary Brit after marrying model Max Rogers and immersing in British culture, has also ventured into radio and television. Her upcoming role in the film Jackie The Stripper showcases her diverse talents, featuring intense fight scenes that she eagerly embraced despite the physical toll.

“Jackie The Stripper” is now showing in cinemas, offering viewers a glimpse into Kimberly’s dynamic portrayal of Daisy, a character that allowed her to explore both her reserved and fierce sides on screen.