I've Always Been A Caretaker; I Think

Just Don't Pollute Something That's Not Dirty. I Want My Kids To Be Happy And I Want Them To Be Themselves. I Was Saying To A Friend The Other Day, 'remember, Our Kids Are Not Us.' They're Not. Sometimes We're Trying To Fix Things That Happened To Us Or Projecting [onto Them], And That's A Terrible, Terrible Trap.

I Would Say Will Came At A Time In My Life Where He Saw Beauty In Me That I Didn't See In Myself At The Time. And, You Know, He Saw A Diamond In The Rough And Kind Of, Picked Me Up And Blew Off All The Dust And Said, 'i'm Telling You, I'm Going To Make You Shine, Girl.'

I Never Stop Being A Mother And I Never Stop Being An Artist. You Understand? Which Is Probably Why My Kids Are So Creative, Because It’s Not Separated.

I've Always Told Will, 'you Can Do Whatever You Want As Long As You Can Look At Yourself In The Mirror And Be Okay.' Because At The End Of The Day, Will Is His Own Man. I'm Here As His Partner, But He Is His Own Man. He Has To Decide Who He Wants To Be, And That's Not For Me To Do For Him. Or Vice Versa.

I've Always Told Will, You Can Do Whatever You Want As Long As You Can Look At Yourself In The Mirror And Be Ok.