Nicole Scherzinger In Bathing Suit Spends 'Weekend' On A Boat

Nicole keeps in tip-top shape with a varied workout routine. "In a typical workout I would run on the treadmill maybe 20 mins, then try to do some squats, some sit-ups on the exercise ball, some yoga stretches," she told Women's Health, adding:

"When I’m home I like to take a spinning class called Soul Cycle or I like to do hot yoga - a modified version of bikram yoga - or hiking, and core power yoga in LA. I love Svava’s technique. With me, she does a combination of her functional training, martial arts and ballet isolation exercises. In all my years of training, the Viking Method is unlike anything I have ever done.”

Nicole loves to tap into her Hawaii roots, and she's a huge fan of coconut water. "My new go to thing is coconut water though," she has revealed. "I'll have that in the morning and when I'm feeling low on energy throughout the day."

Nicole loves to train with her boyfriend Thom Evans, plus her besties. "Me and my girlfriends support each other for the gym. Because, you know, it’s hard to be motivated sometimes, so when you go you push each other, - we try to do different things," she told Women's Health, adding:

"We’ll go hiking one day and then we’ll try a sculpting hot yoga class, then we’ll do a cardio. We just motivate each other."

Dishing on her eats, The Masked Singer judge continued: "For breakfast, I love eggs and toast and smoked salmon or bacon, or porridge. For lunch, I like maybe some soup or some sushi. For dinner, anything from pasta to rice, and meats and veggies, to sushi.

"When I’m going to indulge, I love pasta, pizza, I love Mexican with lots of cheese. I love French fries, or crisps - salt and vinegar crisps. In terms of snacks: almonds, coconut water, bits of coconut, baby carrots."

Nicole, who has battled bulimia, makes sure her plate is balanced, from greens to proteins. The Mayo Clinic states that a healthy diet should include: "a variety of foods from the major food groups: fruits; vegetables; whole grains; low-fat dairy products and lean protein, including beans and other legumes, nuts and seeds; and healthy fats."