Fergie

Fergie is a nickname and given name derived from the surname Ferguson. In English-speaking countries it is commonly used as an informal form of address or as a stage name. The nickname is often associated with people named Ferguson, but it also appears in popular culture as an alias for public figures.

Sarah, Duchess of York, born Sarah Margaret Ferguson in 1959, is a British royal figure who became widely known by the nickname “Fergie” in the media after her marriage to Prince Andrew in 1986. She remained a public figure after their divorce in 1996, pursuing charitable work, writing, and media appearances.

Stacy Ann Ferguson, born 1975, is an American singer and actress known by the stage name Fergie. As a member of the Black Eyed Peas since 2002, she achieved international fame, later releasing solo material including the 2006 album The Dutchess and hit singles such as London Bridge and Glamorous.

The nickname is also used for other people with the given name or surname Ferguson, especially in sports where athletes named Ferguson may be nicknamed “Fergie” by fans and media.