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Gwen Stefani's career spans decades, but this week she has reached a milestone even though she did not know it was possible: start a residency in Las Vegas.
The singer's show, "Gwen Stefani – Just a Girl", in which she performs her greatest hits, including "Hollaback Girl" and "Sweet Escape", started last night at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino and will continue until March.
In an interview with "Good Morning America", the triple Grammy Award winner admits that it's easy for her to forget how much she loves to play live until she resume the scene.
"I do not miss her at all, I'm so good at taking my kids and doing mom and spending time with my adorable Blakey and all that but when I get up, I realize that's it still there and I'm OK, I still need that attention and I like it ", she said laughing." So, it has always been there, no matter what gift God gave me and I feel so grateful and I feel so humble and honored to be in Las Vegas to do a show like this, that's It's just another level and it's a challenge in another way "
Todd Stefani Stefani, 48, was assembled show full of personal touches, including home videos and photos that his father has taken throughout his childhood. The idea that she said, was to leave the fans in the ups and downs of her life – with the present, she has sprung up, being a "truly incredible place." A reason? His two-year relationship with his boyfriend, country singer Blake Shelton.
"He's my guy, he's my boyfriend, he's really an amazing human, so I feel so grateful for that," she said. "I'm celebrating him in the show, he's inspired me so much, he's changed my life."
Gabe Ginsberg / FilmMagic / Getty Images [19659007] Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton attend the inauguration of the "Gwen Stefani – Just a Girl" residency at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on June 28, 2018, in Las Vegas.
Being able to spend more time with the people she loves was another motivating factor for Stefani to say yes to his last gig. Stefani, mother of three sons of her marriage to rocker Gavin Rossdale, says that, like many parents, she fights the idea of "how much [I] wants to indulge in her own life." However, his boys Kingston, 12, Zuma, 9 and Apollo, 4, will all be in Las Vegas this summer.
If they care about his show, however, is another matter.
"Children do not want to know that!" she insisted. "They want you to be their mother, so that's what I do: I got a text from Kingston before going on stage, I was shocked, and I thought to myself: "Mom, break a leg, I love you".
Surprises, however, are one thing that she is very open to these days. When asked what is the next step for her, personally and professionally, Stefani is not sure. However, from where she stands now, it does not seem to matter.
"I'm really grateful for every passing moment," she said. "All I know is that I have a lot to hope for."
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