"How nice to know that I was missed. I feel good when people ask where I have been. No, I hadn't gone for good. I basically follow my heart. If I want to do something, I go for it, no matter what the repercussions. I had been travelling to America, London and Europe for a little less than a month."
"I needed a break and I took one. Of course, I've gone through a break-up, but that's personal. The only reason I speak to the press about what's happening in my life is because I'm linked with the wrong men. Now, I want to work so hard that people discuss my professional life rather than my personal life. You can invite people to your home but you don't take them to your bedroom. I've to preserve a certain part of me away from the limelight."
"But then that's life. It's filled with unpredictable twists and turns. I have come out of the relationship smiling. Every experience in life helps you grow. You preserve the positive and move on. There's no point dissecting it. Everything is so temporary. Even a Michael Jackson dies," she said.
"Either they're writing about my broken heart or calling me a home breaker. I don't care. I've to live with my conscience. I've to look myself in the eye in the mirror. I need my space. For those who want to know how I am, I am fine," she added.
She is appalled by the posthumous indignity that MJ is being subjected to. "That is really heartbreaking. He was a one-in-a-billion entertainer. Why go looking for skeletons in his closet when he's gone? Why not celebrate his genius and enjoy his music? If this can happen to Michael then who are we? He gave so much of himself to his art. Finally, what did he get?"
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