Fergie's Instagram profile is filled with messages from Brazilian fans requesting she come to Brazil with Black Eyed Peas. The singer, who turned 51, has not yet responded to the requests, but the group is set to perform at Rock in Rio on September 6th, fueling hope among admirers for a possible surprise appearance.
Fergie was part of Black Eyed Peas for 15 years, serving as the group's lead vocalist between 2002 and 2017, when she left the band. She is known for hits like "Big Girls Don't Cry", "London Bridge", and "Fergalicious", which boosted the group's international popularity.
In May of this year, Fergie reunited with her former bandmates during the 2026 American Music Awards in Las Vegas, United States. The group received the award for "Best Nostalgic Song" for the 2010 hit "Rock That Body", and the singer took the stage alongside Will.i.am, Apl.de.ap, and Taboo to receive the trophy.
During her acceptance speech, Fergie expressed emotion at reuniting with her "longtime friends and brothers", thanking fans for voting for the song so she could be present at the ceremony. However, despite this symbolic reunion, it appears unlikely that she will participate in Rock in Rio, as the group's tour continues without confirmation of the artist.
