“Love makes you go places you probably wouldn’t ever go, had it not been for love. But I think everybody still has their limits. 

Sometimes a person looks at me and sees dollars. They see numbers and they see a product. But I look at me and see art. If I didn't like what I was doing, then I would say I was committing slavery. ”

“I like to feel like a woman. I have to be in control in every other aspect of my life, so I feel like in a relationship, like I wanted to be able to take a step back and have somebody else take the lead.”

“There’s no proof of that being for my love. That’s my answer to that question.”

"That comes from my culture," she says with her Bajan steel-drum accent. "That's just the way it's always been, and I think that for people, especially in America, they make it like the forbidden fruit, but that only makes kids more curious.

I was a lot more naive about the way I moved and the way I was being perceived. The more you hear people talk about 'Oh, you're a sex symbol,' it just makes you think, 'Why are you saying that?' And I figured it out."