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Fergie's debut album 'The Dutchess' celebrates 20-year anniversary
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🗓 15 Sep 2026, 02:17 AM
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Fergie marked the 20th anniversary of her debut album 'The Dutchess', referring to it as her 'music baby'.
Fergie, the former Black Eyed Peas vocalist, announced today that her first solo record, "The Dutchess," has reached the 20‑year milestone. The singer described the album as her "music baby," highlighting the personal significance of the project.
Released in September 2006, the album produced chart‑topping singles such as "London Bridge" and "Big Girls Don't Cry," establishing Fergie as a solo star. Over the past two decades, "The Dutchess" has sold millions of copies worldwide and continues to receive airplay.
To commemorate the anniversary, Fergie hinted at possible celebrations or re‑issues, though no specific plans have been confirmed yet. Fans and music outlets are expected to reflect on the album's legacy throughout the week.
Released in September 2006, the album produced chart‑topping singles such as "London Bridge" and "Big Girls Don't Cry," establishing Fergie as a solo star. Over the past two decades, "The Dutchess" has sold millions of copies worldwide and continues to receive airplay.
To commemorate the anniversary, Fergie hinted at possible celebrations or re‑issues, though no specific plans have been confirmed yet. Fans and music outlets are expected to reflect on the album's legacy throughout the week.