Over the summer, the “Used to Love You” singer hit the road for her tour, and she had three special guys in her crew — Kingston James McGregor, 10, Zuma Nesta Rock, 8, and Apollo Bowie Flynn, 2, her three sons.

“I’m really spoiled because instead of having to go shopping, I get to fill my closet with my designs,” the singer, 47, tells PEOPLE while discussing her new Harajuku Lovers by Gwen Stefani Red Hot! capsule collection.

Twelve years after releasing her debut solo album Love. Angel. Music. Baby., Gwen Stefani is creating a whole new world for kids inspired by everything she loved growing up — including the world of Harajuku.

No Doubt icon on fame, family, and 'This Is What The Truth Feels Like'...

With latest album This Is What the Truth Feels Like and her most recent stint as a coach on NBC's The Voice behind her, what's next for Gwen Stefani? For her next move, the superstar has the new animated TV series Kuu Kuu Harajuku, which she produced, debuting Oct. 3 on Nickelodeon.

Premiering her cartoon show and dreaming of designing more fashion, including wedding dresses, she feels "like Rocky at the top of the steps."

The former Anaheim resident, No Doubt frontwoman and Grammy award-winning solo artist will be bringing the final dates of her This is What the Truth Feels Like Tour to her home county.

Gwen Stefani has been through some shit. But with a hit album, a hot boyfriend (oh hai, Blake Shelton), and her U.S. summer tour now in full swing, she’s serving up gratitude with her glamour

Gwen Stefani is in a burbly and chatty mood on a mid-day phone call with reporters to promote her ambitious This Is What The Truth Feels Like Tour.

“It's just really cool to like capture, you know, that time period in a song, to have that together. And then also, we've been doing it live, which is soooo fun.”

Gwen Stefani was onstage a couple of months ago, struggling to get her bearings with a new band and new music in front of a stadium of people, when she had an epiphany.

Gwen Stefani bounces back from divorce with a new album, new tour and new beau. 

Now 46, Stefani has hit the road for her third solo tour, which lands at St. Paul's Xcel Energy Center on Sunday. Prior to the tour, she spoke to reporters in a teleconference from her home in Los Angeles. Here's what she had to say about her dramatic life.

After a divorce, a hit album, and a new romance with Blake Shelton, the pop star is once again making beautiful music.

Gwen Stefani sounds unbreakable. She's on the phone from Los Angeles, radiating enthusiasm in a conference call with journalists around the U.S.

“I wasn’t trying to start a relationship. I was just trying to not die, you know what I mean. I was trying to, like - There was no plan.”

“The three-time Grammy-winner hitting a career high note after her latest album This Is What the Truth Feels Like debuted at number one on the Billboard Top 200 chart.”

“This week she kicks off her North American summer tour and one of her first stops, taking center stage on the plaza.”

The pop star, who celebrates her 29-date This Is What the Truth Feels Like tour with a concert on the Today show July 15, tells EW what to expect from the production.

Gwen Stefani says she was onstage a couple of months ago, struggling to get her bearings with a new band and new music in front of a stadium of people, when she had an epiphany.