Legs eleven: Black Eyed Peas Fergie showed off her incredibly toned legs in a tiny pair of Daisy Dukes as she left her New York hotel todayShe is known to spend endless hours sweating it out in the gym.
And today Black Eyed Peas Fergie showed just how all her hard work pays off as she stepped out in a pair of tiny Daisy Dukes.
The 35-year-old singer's legs looked incredibly toned in the ripped denim shorts as she left her hotel in Manhattan.
Fergie also paired the look with a black satin tuxedo jacket and a t-shirt, that she later perhaps wished she didn't wear.
The black top had the words 'No Sale Is Ever Final' emblazoned across the front in bloody script.
Ironically the charity concert that she was on her way to perform in was cancelled due to bad thunderstorms.
Concert goers were left furious after waiting in the scorching heat to see not only the Peas, but other stars including Natasha Bedingfield, Tony Bennett, Carole King and LL Cool J perform.
Immediately after the cancellation Fergie's bandmate Taboo took to his Twitter account to apologise on behalf of Fergie and the rest of the group.
Ironic: The singer may have later regretted wearing her 'No Sale Is Final' t-shirt, as the charity concert she was meant to be later performing in was cancelled'Fergie is really sorry it's not happening, we feel horrible,' he wrote. 'We are devastated and Fergie told me to tweet this she loves u all.'
He later posted another tweet that read, 'I hope that the concert will be rescheduled ASAP, our pea-ple deserve it, my peaple from chase and robinhood deserve this NYC we love u.'
The Central concert was to benefit the Robin Hood Foundation, which fights poverty in New York City.
According to reports, fans were so angry they complained that organisers should have warned concert-goers earlier that they dropping the date.
'If they knew it was going to rain tonight they should have cancelled it at 3 P.M'
What would have been: Fergie is seen here posing with British singer Natasha Bedingfield who was also meant to be performing at the ill-fated NYC concertThe Robin Hood Foundation released a statement explaining that it would have been far too dangerous to let the concert go ahead in the extreme conditions.
'The heat wasn't going to stop them, the rain wasn't going to stop them, but the lightning - it stopped them.
'It came down to safety for everyone. Organisers are hoping to reschedule, so ticket buyers should hold onto their tickets. Robinhood.org will have information in the next week or so.'
source: dailymail
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