I do have the freedom to choose what I want to do and I’ll continue to do that.

The statement asserts personal agency: the speaker emphasizes that, whatever external pressures exist—public opinion, professional expectations, or institutional constraints—she retains the right to decide her own actions. The repetition (“choose what I want to do… continue to do that”) underscores resolve and continuity, suggesting a stance taken in response to criticism or attempts to limit her choices. As a quotation, its significance lies less in a specific policy or aesthetic claim than in its insistence on autonomy and self-determination, framing freedom not as an abstract ideal but as an ongoing practice of choosing and persisting.