I’ve always wanted to be a mom at 23, 24ish, ever since I was a little girl. I’m right on schedule.

Norwood frames motherhood as a long-held personal milestone rather than an accident of timing. By saying she wanted to be a mother at “23, 24ish” since childhood and is “right on schedule,” she emphasizes intentionality, preparedness, and a sense of life proceeding according to an internal plan. The line also reflects how cultural narratives can treat motherhood as a benchmark of adulthood—something to be achieved at the “right” age—while revealing the comfort and validation she feels in meeting that expectation. Implicitly, it contrasts public scrutiny of celebrity life choices with a private, self-defined timeline.