Rowland’s current fitness regimen centers on high-intensity training, including boxing, Pilates, and heavy weightlifting. These sessions, she notes, provide the "good dry sweat" she craves to lean out her muscles. Beyond the gym, the singer has abstained from alcohol for over a year. While she occasionally misses white wine, the trade-off has resulted in better sleep and a more consistent sense of morning clarity.
Strength, for Rowland, has evolved from a superficial goal in her 20s to a holistic necessity in her 40s. She prioritizes modeling these healthy behaviors for her children, though she remains pragmatic about childhood indulgences like soda, advocating for moderation. This sense of stability extends to her inner circle; she credits friends like Beyoncé, Ciara, and Michelle Williams with keeping her accountable during difficult times. She describes this support network as her "she-cosystem," a group that has navigated life transitions alongside her for years.
Looking toward her professional future, Rowland is shifting her gaze toward the screen. She recently teased interest in a biopic role, hinting at a potential portrayal of disco icon Donna Summer. While she remained tight-lipped on specific project details, her recent appearance sporting Summer’s signature hairstyle has fueled speculation that a project may already be in the works.




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