“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.

Fergie’s looking fit in her striped two-piece on the cover of the July 2009 issue of Allure Magazine, but getting her svelte figure back into shape after filming her role in the upcoming film Nine wasn’t easy.

Last year, director Rob Marshall asked the Black Eyed Peas songstress to gain weight in order to play the part of Saraghina, a prostitute, in the movie which is due to hit movie theaters in November. Ferg says gaining 17 pounds for Nine allowed her to order lots of foods that were “fried and full of fat” — and she did it with the help of Oscar-winning co-star Penelope Cruz.

“We were eating our brains out,” Fergie told Allure.

Fergie sees a therapist after every time she drinks alcohol.

The Black Eyed Peas star – who has previously battled a nearly fatal addiction to crystal meth- always seeks professional help after a big night out.
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“I love wine but if I go out drinking, I see my trainer and therapist the next day,” Fergie remarks in a new interview with Closer Magazine.

In news that will surprise absolutely no one, Fergie has revealed that she experimented with her sexuality in the past, adding that she enjoyed filming the “girl-on-girl tease” segment in an upcoming music video with the recently reunited Black Eyed Peas. Read the rest of this entry »