Robin: I wanted to play on the words girl and delicious for a group of cute-cute, delicious girls.
Natalie: For the record, Robin created the name before Bootylicious, Fergalicious, and crunkalicious. She had it years ago.
Robin: Yeah. I had the idea for this group 13 years ago. After creating the Pussycat Dolls, I just wanted to do it again but start fresh and from scratch — and a little different. The Pussycat Dolls started as a dance group, and Nicole [Scherzinger] was the lead singer — the other girls are amazing, but they're dancers. Nicole can sing and dance, and she's gorgeous — so I wanted to create a group with all Nicoles.
Nichole [Cordova]: It's really amazing that we have no lead singer. We all sing, we all dance, we all look the part, and we all have great personalities — but our strengths still come in different areas. It's crazy to think that a girl group can have so many strengths.

Robin: Yeah, it really was supposed to be three in the beginning, but as I became closer with the girls and got to know them more and more toward the end, I just couldn’t imagine it with only three. And it wasn’t like one, two, three, and she's the fourth. The girls had to come all together. I had to work really hard to get the network to agree with letting me change it. A lot of the people in charge were like, "The audience is expecting three, so you have to give us three." And I was like, "No, now the group is four!"
Chrystina: Three is good, four is great.
Robin: That was my tagline.