Meanwhile, the singer/actress says Sheryl Crow helped get her through her divorce from
Nick Lachey.
Jessica and Sheryl became friends after discovering they both had the same
taste in break-up music.
The 'Dukes of Hazzard' actress revealed: "I talked to Sheryl and I told her
that her song, 'Are You Strong Enough To Be My Man?', was my song!'
"And she goes, 'Honey, that's mine too. Next time I sing it, we'll do it
together and I'll have you come up on stage with me!'"
She added: "As a woman who has some sort of power, you have to have a man
that can take that. It's hard to find those men."
Jessica has also revealed she wept all the way through her sister Ashlee's
debut performance in the musical 'Chicago' in London.
She told the USA Today newspaper: "I cried and cried, because I had so much
pride in that moment,
watching my sister persevere and prove to everyone that they were so wrong.
"After everything she's gone through, with everyone thinking she's some
phoney, for her to get up there and sing and dance - to watch that talent
and listen to her voice. It was great!"

In other news Jessica Simpson reveals she was mortified when she screen-tested for a two parts in the big screen re-make of the classic TV show Dallas and didn't get either one of them.

Media reports claimed the star was in line to land the role of sexy Lucy Ewing, but the Dukes Of Hazzard star failed to impress film-makers with her acting skills.

Simpson claims singing comes naturally to her, but acting is another story saying: "I never thought I would see myself on the big screen. That, to me, was something so unreachable."