>> i would not say tamar. i would say more grounded. , in the same way that i've been able to strike a balance between fleetwood mac and the solo, i found a wonderful balance between professional life and personal life. a lot of my friends who were spouses and parents in previous decades who were not really there for their families, i did not want to be one of those. i waited. i was lucky enough to meet someone when i was about 46 and i had my first child when i was 48. i got started late, but i also got all of that other stuff out of the way and was at a point where i could be consistent presence at home and that has really nurtured the professional side of things, too. it has been a great gift. tavis: my mother is watching and i agreed to ask this just for my mother. i do not have kids and i'm not married as yet. what is it like when you do this late in life, get married and have a baby? >> well, it is incredible. it probably is not likely that it would happen at that point. i have a lot of crazy girlfriends