Fergie, aka Stacy Ferguson, was born on March 27, 1975 in Whitter, California. Fergie began her entertainment career back in the 1980s on the TV program Kids Incorporated. In 1991 she formed the group Wild Orchid with fellow cast member Renee Sandstrom. After the demise of Wild Orchid, Fergie went through a rough patch where she was addicted to Crystal Meth, "the hardest boyfriend [she] ever had to break up with". Recovered from her addiction, Fergie joined The Black Eyed Pees in 2003 and helped propel the group into superstar status. Finally in 2006, Fergie embarked on a solo career with the release of her first album, The Dutchess, produced by fellow BEP member Will.I.am, and the hit single London Bridge.

Fergie began her career in film by voicing Sally Brown in two Charlie Brown specials and The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show and now that she has established herself in the music industry, Fergie is making a return to film. Starting out in Be Cool in 2005, playing herself, then as Gloria in Poseidon and now staring in the Quentin Tarantino / Robert Rodriguez collaboration, Grind House. Fergie was also set to star in the 2005 version of The Fog, but left due to creative differences, which turned out to be a blessing in disguise as The Fog tanked in the box office and was trashed by critics and fans alike. Fergie continues to bolster her music career with hits such as Fergalicious and Glamorous and touring with The Black Eyed Pees.