London:
Black Eyed Peas star Fergie says she isn't jealous of other female singers and loves seeing her chart rivals do well.
The 36-year-old singer, who released a solo album entitled 'The Dutchess' in 2006, said that she doesn't feel envious when she sees other women achieve chart success because she can relate to their ambition, reported Cosmopolitan magazine.
"I'm all about power in numbers with women. I love Beyonce Knowles' song '(Girls) Run The World' - I love it. I think there's room or everybody. I get so happy when I see female artists doing well because I know they were just a little girl with a dream. Like me," she said.
Fergie, who has released her debut fragrance 'Outspoken Intense' through cosmetics firm Avon, also said that she desires to set up her own charity to help cancer sufferers.
"I'd love to start my own charity. Both my parents are survivors of cancer. My dad was seriously ill and is lucky he's alive today. But at the moment its great working with Avon, which is involved with raising money for breast cancer and domestic violence," Fergie said.
The 36-year-old singer, who released a solo album entitled 'The Dutchess' in 2006, said that she doesn't feel envious when she sees other women achieve chart success because she can relate to their ambition, reported Cosmopolitan magazine.
"I'm all about power in numbers with women. I love Beyonce Knowles' song '(Girls) Run The World' - I love it. I think there's room or everybody. I get so happy when I see female artists doing well because I know they were just a little girl with a dream. Like me," she said.
Fergie, who has released her debut fragrance 'Outspoken Intense' through cosmetics firm Avon, also said that she desires to set up her own charity to help cancer sufferers.
"I'd love to start my own charity. Both my parents are survivors of cancer. My dad was seriously ill and is lucky he's alive today. But at the moment its great working with Avon, which is involved with raising money for breast cancer and domestic violence," Fergie said.
