Published by Cel Manero from Global One Media Inc.
“Lullaby album loading,” she wrote in an Instagram Reel posted on Sunday, Nov. 23.
Nicole Scherzinger may be exploring an unexpected musical direction after a recent performance.
On Sunday, Nov. 23, the Sunset Blvd. star posted an Instagram Reel from her show at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles — and the video highlighted one audience member who seemed a bit too relaxed.
The clip shows a man in the front row, wearing glasses, leaning back with his mouth open as he sleeps through one of Scherzinger’s powerful high notes. The camera then cuts back to Scherzinger at the microphone onstage.
“Is this the universe telling me to release a lullaby album? 👀😂” she joked in text overlaying the video.
The 47-year-old continued the playful tease in her caption, writing, “Lullaby album loading. 😅💤”
Celebrities and fans in the comments section were quick to support Scherzinger’s playful idea of releasing lullabies.
“I’d absolutely listen to that every night,” Natasha Bedingfield wrote.
Laverne Cox pointed out that the man was “out cold in the front row,” and added, “You absolutely slayed that song. It was one of the standout moments of the Carnegie performance.”
David Foster also chimed in, simply commenting, “I’m in!”
Scherzinger’s lighthearted post comes roughly a month after she addressed concerns about one of her London concerts starting 45 minutes behind schedule.
Speaking to The Sun, she said she felt “devastated” and “horrified” upon learning that the audience at her Oct. 6 Royal Albert Hall show had been left waiting far longer than expected.
She explained that the delay stemmed from a significant scheduling confusion.
“It wasn’t until the show ended that I realized people had been sitting there that whole time,” she said. “I was devastated — honestly horrified — because I would’ve been frustrated too if I’d had to wait that long.”