The elegant visuals follows the model having fun and dancing around the house while sporting some stunning dresses.
- Sep 22, 2017
AceShowbiz - Just a few hours after releasing "Like It Ain't Nuttin' " music video, Stacy Ferguson a.k.a. Fergie has treated fans to another clip for a track off her new album "Double Dutchess". The visuals for the singer's collaboration with her son Axl Jack Duhamel, "Enchante (Carine)", features Kendall Jenner as the leading star.
The clip begins with the 21-year-old model waking up and doing some stretch up on a bed. The glamorous video then follows her rocking some fabulous dresses while having fun and dancing around the house. In the background, Fergie and Axl can be heard singing some catchy verses, with the little boy adorably rhyming some French lyrics.
"This feeling, can't lose/ It's better to use it," Fergie sings over the steady bop beats. "To find out, discover/ How we like each other/ The mystery, not knowing, why can't we/ Be showing, our secrets/ The magic, let's reach out/ And grab it."
Of Axl's involvement on the song, Fergie recently shared, "I brought it home the first time and I was listening to it and he started singing it and when you hear your son singing French, I was like 'Oh my gosh.' It's a little moment for me. I couldn't help it."
"I just put the phone on the side on silent and he had no idea he was being recorded," she continued. "And then he would come to studio and I was like, 'Let's sing the pillow song!' because I made it into a game. Then I brought it home and I played it and he goes, 'Oh, it's me!' It was the cutest moment ever. He's got his first feature."
"Double Dutchess" arrived on September 22, just a week after Fergie announced her split from Josh Duhamel after eight years of marriage. "With absolute love and respect we decided to separate as a couple earlier this year," the two said in a statement. "To give our family the best opportunity to adjust, we wanted to keep this a private matter before sharing it with the public. We are and will always be united in our support of each other and our family."
