I Am Very Honest, Even In Interviews.

All I Want To Do Is Be Normal. But Really, It's Other People Who Won't Let Me Be That Way.

My Son Is Healthy And Happy, So That's All That Matters To Me.

I Was 21. At The Time, I Was Under The Thumb Of My Label, And I Felt Like I Had To Do, Say And Act Out Everything They Asked Me To Do. I Was Trying To Please Them And The Public And Finally I Had To Say, "enough. I'm Going To Make A Record That Makes Me Happy And Addresses All Facets Of Being A Woman. I Don't Care If I Sell One Or One Million Records." That's How I Came To Make Stripped.

Sometimes Magazines Will Take Artist's Creative Choices Too Literally; They Assume That I Actually Live The Way I Do In Music Videos. For Example: The Whole "dirty" Thing. Do You Think I Wear Chaps To The Grocery Store?

I Have Fun Being Sexy And Tough At The Same Time.