“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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The singer’s fashion brand Harajuku Lovers – which reflects Gwen’s love of Japanese Culture and Pop Art – will partner with the renowned tweezer company for a new range of products, which will be available from next March.

Gwen said: “I am super excited to have Harajuku Lovers partnering with Tweezerman for this limited edition designer series. The Harajuku Lovers/Tweezerman products are not only the best quality beauty tools but are also ridiculously cute! Every time I see them they make me smile.”

The new Tweezerman Harajuku Lovers Designer Series features playful patterns of the Harajuku Girls characters that capture the essence of the lyrics and iconiography from Gwen’s music and appeal to anyone with a “fatal attraction to cuteness“.

Tweezerman’s award-winning Slant Tweezers feature perfectly aligned, hand finished precision tips for expert brow shaping.

Harajuku Lovers draws from Japanese youth culture and fashion inspired by the eclectic street scene of the Harajuku shopping district in Tokyo.

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So how does she do it all?

“I think lately, my new secret is just trying to delegate,” Gwen told Access Hollywood Correspondent Tim Vincent.

“I just make priorities of what’s important at the moment,” she continued. “Right now, the No Doubt record is everything for me.”

Gwen said she and her bandmates have a system for getting their album done.

“We do this thing where we work on it really hard, and then we take breaks, because everybody has so much going on,” she said. “That’s why it’s taking so long.

“Everybody asks, ‘Why is it taking so long?’ Because I have kids,” Gwen continued, with a laugh. “I’m a mom! I have school, I have homework. It’s a lot.”

Gwen’s Harajuku Mini line for Target is out now.

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The line — set to go on sale Nov. 3 — is inspired by Stefani’s love for Japanese street style.

“Harajuku Mini is a dream come true,” Stefani told Women’s Wear Daily after the announcement. “I’ve always wanted to do a cool children’s fashion line inspired by the supercute and playful kid’s clothing you find in Japan.”

The line will include everything from shoes to hoodies designed specifically for the toddler-to-tween set. Affordability was important for the mother of two: nothing will cost more than $30.

“Target has given me the creative freedom to design kid’s clothing that is different than most anything you usually see out there with great quality, attention to detail and most of all, available at amazing prices,” Stefani said.

We can already tell the clothes and accessories will be super cute, judging from the promo photo (love, love, love the mini tutu!) and the way she dresses sons Kingston and Zuma.

“The whole idea is about being creative, expressing your own individuality, and having fun getting dressed,” she told WWD. It looks like she’s achieving just that with this collection.

Let’s just hope Target learned from the Missoni for Target debacle and stock plenty of Harajuku Mini on store shelves.

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Gwen, Tony, Adrian and Tom
No Doubt

PS. There have been some stories circulating about us collaborating with outside producers and artists. Please don’t believe anything you hear unless it comes from us.

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