Scherzinger wants interview scrapped from controversial comedy show
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London, October 27 Singer Nicole Scherzinger wants an interview she had given to be scrapped from a controversial comedy programme.

The 'Pussycat Dolls' star was quizzed by Australian funnyman John Safran for his series Race Relations.

According to the Herald Sun, the comedian allegedly failed to impress the star with the skit that was edited to show him getting into a dressing room to steal her underwear as part of a scientific "experiment", reports the Daily Express.

But a spokesperson for Australian TV network ABC said: "Following completion of the program Nicole's agent requested her removal from the program.

"Nicole is not portrayed in a negative light.

"The story and humour is very much about John Safran, and the joke is on him and his mischievous scientific experiment," the rep added. (ANI)

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