I Have The Stardom Glow.

In My Mind I First Felt Like, Oh, I'll Be Back To Work Right After The Babies Are Born. But Then You Don't Want To. Even Now, It's Very Difficult For Me To Leave Them In The Morning. It Just Tortures Me. I'm Like, It's Been Hours; Are They Wondering Where I Am? Do They Know That I Love Them So Much And I'm Thinking Only About Them?

I'm A Singer. I'm A Dancer. I'm A Performer. I'm An Actress. That's What I'm Supposed To Be Doing. It Makes Me A Better Parent, A Better Person. I Think I Can Just Handle More Than The Average Bear, You Know?

You Have To Come In And Be That Character When You Walk Into The Room. That's What One Of My First Acting Teachers Taught Me. You Know, Don't Go In There Being Jennifer And Then Expect To Flip And Change, Because They're Not Going To Have That Imagination.

I've Always Had A Huge Fear Of Dying Or Becoming Ill. The Thing I'm Most Afraid Of, Though, Is Being Alone, Which I Think A Lot Of Performers Fear. It's Why We Seek The Limelight - So We're Not Alone, Were Adored. Were Loved, So People Want To Be Around Us. The Fear Of Being Alone Drives My Life.

My Philosophy On Life Is That We're Here To Love And To Learn. And I've Learned A Lot, So I Can't Say "i Wish This Didn't Happen Or I Didn't Make That Movie." And I Take Responsibility For Being Open [about Relationships] In The Past. I Have To, And Now I'm Doing What I Can To Make It Different.