Black Eyed Sleaze! Josh Duhamel and his wife Fergie continue to publicly deny allegations that the Transformers star cheated with an Atlanta stripper earlier this year, but a lawyer for the shake dancer claims it was Josh’s giant mouth that landed the story on the cover of tabloids.
Aww snap! Transformers star Josh Duhamel is accused of cheating on his new wife, pop singer Fergie, during a wild night of sex with a busty blonde stripper!
According to a bombshell story in the Nov. 9 edition of The National Enquirer, Fergie-Ferg isn’t the only Methface holding the key to Josh’s heart. The 36-year-old actor reportedly engaged in an X-rated extramarital tryst with exotic dancer Nicole Forrester after the pair met at Atlanta’s totally nude Tattletales Lounge earlier this month.
Tattletales? Lordy…
Nicole — a divorced mother of two who works the pole under the name “Delilah” — claims Josh was in Hotlanta filming the romantic comedy Life As We Know It when he invited her to his $820-a-night hotel room at the St. Regis for sex just days after meeting.
After more than three years of dating, Josh and Fergie tied the knot in January 2009.
Conservative windbag Rush Limbaugh may be running into some stiff resistance in his bid to become a co-owner in the St. Louis Rams franchise, but Fergie is faced no qualms in her quest to bite off a piece of the Miami Dolphins. On Tuesday, NFL owners approved the Black Eyed Peas star as the latest celebrity minority investor in the football franchise, SportingNews.com has learned.
Ferg joins fellow Dolphin part-owners Marc Anthony, Jennifer Lopez, and Venus and Serena Williams.
“It’s funny, because at work I have to be a very strong, tough woman. But when I’m with him, I just turn on this baby girl voice because… he’s my big tall man,” Fergie says of her actor husband Josh Duhamel in an interview with the August 2009 issue of Marie Claire.
Fergie’s 2006 solo debut, The Dutchess, became a platinum-selling international hit, but the star feared her album would flop after her dad called the lead-off track, “London Bridge,” “The worst song that he’d ever heard in his life.”
“(I said) ‘Dad, I respect that, but I hope you’re wrong, because it’s my first single,” in an interview with the July issue of Allure Magazine.
