Fergie is already pop self-appoitnted “Dutchess,” now the Black Eyed Peas songstress has another impressive title to add to her resume after being crowned Billboard Magazine’s 2010 Woman of the Year.
The “Fergalicious” singer will succeed previous honorees, such as Ciara, Beyonce, and Reba McEntire when she accepts the coveted prize in a ceremony in New York City Dec. 32.
The Woman of Year prize pays tribute to a trailblazing female artist and her accomplishments in the industry. Fergie’s lone solo album — 2006’s The Dutchess — went multiplatinum. Additionally, her last BEP disc, The E.N.D., topped the charts and was one of the best-selling discs of 2009.
“I am humbled and excited to accept the Billboard Woman of the Year Award,” Fergie said in a statement. “Being honored by Billboard is a great career achievement.”
The Black Eyed Peas’ next disc, The Beginning, drops Nov. 30.
