As a famous person you think how you’re gonna end it, get away and have a normal life.

Stefani is reflecting on the psychological pressure of celebrity: fame can feel less like a stable achievement than a condition you might someday need to escape. The quote suggests that public recognition brings a constant awareness of scrutiny and loss of privacy, prompting fantasies of “ending it” not in a self-destructive sense but as ending one’s public persona—stepping away, disappearing, or reclaiming anonymity. It also implies that “normal life” becomes an imagined refuge, highlighting the tension between the rewards of success and the desire for ordinary autonomy. The line captures fame as a narrative with an exit strategy, not merely a status to maintain.