“It doesn’t matter — you could have a picture that has nothing to do with what’s going on in a rumor and they make it look like it’s part of the rumor,” the No Doubt rocker told Access Hollywood correspondent Tim Vincent on the set of her new L’Oreal Paris Superior Preference hair color campaign commercial in Los Angeles on Monday.

The split rumors about Gwen, 42, and Gavin, 46, appear to be just that — rumors.

Just this past weekend the rock couple took their two sons, Kingston, 5, and Zuma, 3, fishing in Los Angeles and the parents shared a kiss caught on camera by paparazzi.

“Aw. That’s so cute,” Gwen said, when Tim showed her the heartwarming family photo. “Can I have that?”

“That’s the kind of picture you should have over your wall at home,” Tim said.

“That makes me so happy to look at that,” Gwen agreed.

While the singer/designer treasures family outings, she admitted fishing will not become a Stefani-Rossdale family pastime anytime soon.

“[Going fishing] was actually traumatizing,” she told Tim. “I don’t think we’ll be doing it again.”

“[Traumatizing] for the fish?” Tim asked.

“For everyone! It was just — I’d rather go to the grocery store. Sorry,” she said. “Both me and my husband were like, ‘What are we doing here right now?’”

Though having her family’s every move documented by pesky paparazzi can be trying, Gwen admitted the unwanted attention does come with a perk.

“What’s nice is even though they’re annoying, these guys that follow us around, it’s really nice having all these family photos!” she said, laughing.

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Also, today marks the 7th anniversary of Gwen Stefani Fan! Lots of reasons to celebrate today.

Also, today marks the 6th anniversary of Gwen Stefani Fan! Lots of reasons to celebrate today.

Is it strange to work on five fragrances at once?

It’s really hard. I think perfume, in general, is really quite challenging. It’s so abstract. And you like something right away, but then you wear it and you’re like, “Oh my god, it’s bugging me!” I think doing five at once is even worse, especially knowing you have the personality of each girl that you’re trying to fit in the perfume and make it as true as possible to the personality of each name of the fragrance. So, yeah, it’s crazy. But it’s super fun. And it’s also the greed in me. I love being able to say, “Oh my God, I’ve got five new perfumes!” And they all kind of work together. They’re all about being sweet and happy … I think they turned out really good this time.

How do you decide which Harajuku fragrance to wear, now that you have so many collections?

With everything, it seems like I always get into one thing and then I wear that until I burn out. And then I’ll go to the next. Like one day, I’m like, “Oh my god, I love this.” And then the next day, I’m like, “Why am I only wearing this one?” I’ll discover a new one and then I’ll be into that one. That’s always how it is with everything.

Has having two kids changed the way you design clothes and fragrance?

I think it definitely affects my designing when I’m pregnant, for sure, because everything looks really tiny. I’m like, “Oh my god, no, it really needs to be bigger! It’s too tight.”

Fragrance for sure, as well, because your sense of smell is ruined when you’re pregnant and it makes you want to puke when you’re trying to smell these fragrances. I can’t even wear perfume when I’m pregnant.

With the designing, I really wanted to start L.A.M.B. because I knew I wanted to have a family and wanted to be able to do something that I could do at home and feel creative and have a creative outlet, but have my kids around. They’re there the whole time and they get a little annoyed when I’m having my meetings. But I like to be able to work and be with the kids at the same time. It was a plan I had a long time ago, and now I’m actually living it, so it’s kind of surreal and sad at the same time that all that time has gone by and here we are. I have a five-year-old, no he’s four, thank God. But yeah, it’s going fast, but that’s the whole reason I started L.A.M.B. I knew that one day, hopefully, I’d have them.

What was your favorite fragrance growing up, and what memories are associated with it?

I didn’t wear a lot. My mom really didn’t wear a lot of perfume. She had Chantilly sitting on the toilet, or something. I can remember things like going to Save-On and wanting to get Tickle deodorant or Love’s Baby Soft, you know that kind of thing. But then I was really into those Rasta oils and things like that. And then when I started working at the makeup counter, that’s when I started discovering fragrance. At that time, it was all about Opium and Obsession, all those fragrances from the early ‘90s, I guess. So that’s kind of my journey. And to be able to do my own fragrance was … I just never thought I’d do it. I always thought, “Why would I have some fragrance named after me? That’s silly. Why do people do that?” But then when I had L.A.M.B. it all kind of made sense. Kind of the reward of having a clothing line is having that fragrance. People had asked me for years to do things like that, and I was always like, “Well, I’m in a band. Why would I do that?” It didn’t ever click to me, but now being able to do a line and have a fragrance and have clothes, it’s all part of the layers of what you wear and it makes more sense. And I really enjoy doing it.

You obviously have a great design aesthetic; tell us a little about the perfume bottle design.

I really love that part of it. We developed a lot of things, as well, that never really came out, so you know how that goes. And I really enjoy that process; it’s kind of a shame when that doesn’t actually happen. But [for] the first L.A.M.B. bottle I just had the idea to sum up everything that I love, and the Rasta colors and they had just made that new logo in gold, and it really was just right where I was at at the time. To me, that bottle was so hot. I loved it. And these ones … I remember meeting with Coty the first time, saying that if I did Harajuku, it would have to be the girls. I think it was Avon, back in the day, who did those bottles we were inspired by. It was from when I was a little girl, they used to have something similar, but not as cool. It was a very vague memory, and I was like, “It would be so cool if the bottles were like that.” I never thought that they would really do it. It’s such a big thing and I never thought they’d turn out so good as they did. And actually the big ones we had in the ad campaign, I have at my house, and I’m installing them. They look like Japanese art! They were really expensive.

You have a very signature look, the hair, the lips. If you had to pick one thing, what would you stick with?

That’s really hard. I don’t think I’ll be blond for the rest of my life. I don’t know maybe I will be. I can’t think any further ahead than after the show. You know, I don’t always wear red lipstick. Because people think they see me everyday, but they don’t. I change it up, but my husband really likes the red. So I probably have to keep the red because I want to keep the marriage.

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The ‘No Doubt’ singer who has two children – Kingston, four, and 20-month-old Zuma – with husband Gavin Rossdale, splits her time between the England capital and Los Angeles and enjoys the lifestyle she has in Britain because it’s more laid back, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

‘I miss my family when I’m in England. And when I’m in Los Angeles, I miss the role I have when I’m in London. Usually I’m not working in London, so Gavin spoils me and I get to be really dependent,’ she said.

‘I don’t drive when I’m there and I like that. It’s a different lifestyle to be able to walk to the little village and get milk. I take Kingston to the gym with me, with no nanny or assistant and that would be very rare in Los Angeles – that I could actually go somewhere on my own. Things can get out of hand with the paparazzi, so I don’t feel safe,’ she added.

From Sify News

Gwen Stefani has revealed that she can’t cook and when she does, her culinary skills stop at putting toast in a toaster!

Instead her husband and fellow musician, Gavin Rossdale is a whizz in the kitchen with Gwen telling InStyle magazine:

“I don’t cook. I can toast in the toaster. I can pour and set the table. No, Gavin is the one. It’s not even an option he is so passionate about it.

“He cooks every day. He loves to go grocery shopping and find different things. I’m really lucky. It’s actually lucky and hard at the same time, because sometimes you want to be fit and not eat it, but you have to eat it.”

From Entertainment Wise

Trying to put an end to the ongoing round of bump watch, a rep for the pop queen tells E! News exclusively that Stefani is not pregnant, have no doubt about it.

Over the past week, paparazzi took notice of the singer’s baggier-than-usual clothing and tendency to carry a big bag over her belly. Which, if you look closely, probably isn’t any rounder than usual.

Stefani is already mommy to two sons, Kingston, who will be 4 this weekend, and 21-month-old Zuma, with hubby Gavin Rossdale.

From E! Online