Pop-rock icon reveals heartache behind her new solo album and being a little bit country.

“My family knows what the truth is. And all these other people are just, I don’t know who they are, so… They can think whatever they want.”

“I’m so bad at like looking at dates and, like, trying to co-ordinate. We have planned in our minds that we’re going to find each other.”

On Wednesday, from the comfort of her Southern California home, Stefani participated in a teleconference with journalists from numerous media outlets to talk about her latest album and forthcoming tour.

“You know with the longer you live, the more you can kind of go back and see the, kind of, quilt, the fabric. You kind of put it all together and you go, ‘Wow. That was gonna happen, I didn’t know.’”

Gwen Stefani opened up about her no-makeup selfie that she posted to her Instagram last week, saying she was simply trying to take a cute picture to send to her boyfriend, Shelton.

Here, Stefani discusses her role as a designing woman, her new collections, her first solo album in ten years, This Is What the Truth Feels Like, and why, now more than ever, she’s in the best place of her life.

“Oh, I don’t give advice on anything. Are you kidding me? I’m just tryna find my way everyday. My advice is all I do is just pray, pray, pray.”

Stefani’s latest album has hit the stores and the American singer-songwriter has given us some insights into how her life has influenced her music.

Amid a traumatic year, new music - and a new love - turned the singer’s life around.

So what do you do if you're Gwen Stefani and you have to watch your messy divorce play out in the tabloids? You make a record about it. But as ABC's Lara Spencer found out, it was not easy.

“They are a couple that appears to find inspiration in each other. Stefani admitting her new single, "Make Me Like You" is about Blake and it's not the only song she's written lately about her love life, past and present.”

Gwen Stefani says her new album isn’t about revenge; it’s about forgiveness. Contributing editor Lisa Robinson speaks to the No Doubt front woman about making music after a break up.

The pop star, 46, opens up about overcoming heartbreak— and scrapping an entire album—to make her excellent, soul-baring comeback This Is What The Truth Feels Like. 

Don’t speak? Gwen Stefani can’t help it as she opens up about her latest release – the “record that saved my life.”

Enough time has passed that Tragic Kingdom can drown its breakup sorrows at a bar, and Stefani found herself back, heartbroken, in the studio after a tabloid-messy divorce.

“Yet, along with the hits, there has been one very big and public miss--a real blow to her personal life. She talks about that and more with our Lee Cowan For the Record.”

On the eve of her first solo album release in a decade, Gwen Stefani tells Naomi Chrisoulakis about the music, the men and why she’s never been just a girl.

Gwen Stefani isn’t afraid to talk about the end of her marriage and her new love. She’s written a whole album about it.

“I love a song called, um, Truth. That one is really special to me as well. But there’s not one song on the record that isn’t directly from God, you know what I mean.”