Tiffany, the pop singer who rose to fame in the 1980s with her mall-based performances and hit cover of “I Think We’re Alone Now,” is preparing to make her Off Broadway debut next month. The show, titled “Spandex the Musical,” features Tiffany portraying a housewife competing in an aerobics championship, with her signature song adapted for the production. This marks a return to theater for Tiffany, who appeared in “Cats” at age 12.

In a recent interview, Tiffany reflected on various aspects of her life and career, sharing personal insights ranging from childhood memories to professional reinvention. She recalled learning to cook Southern dishes with her grandmother, which sparked a long-lasting interest in food influenced by her global travels.

Tiffany described her morning routine, which centers around coffee, meditation, and gratitude, inspired by her grandfather’s early morning rituals. She also highlighted her Zen garden as a creative sanctuary where she writes songs, journals, and meditates.

As an enduring symbol of her style, Tiffany fondly remembers the origin of her association with vintage denim jackets. At 14, during her first photo shoot, a photographer provided her with a jean jacket, beginning a lifelong affinity for customizing and wearing the garment.

Beyond music and fashion, Tiffany shared her enthusiasm for popular culture, identifying herself as a devoted “Star Wars” fan who integrates the franchise into her touring life. She also expressed a keen interest in true crime television, citing shows like “Dateline,” “48 Hours,” and “Law & Order” as favorites.

Tiffany maintains close ties to Britain, where she has lived part-time and is engaged to a British partner. She noted personal growth such as taking solo train journeys in the UK, marking milestones in her independence.

She also spoke warmly about her experiences in Cebu, Philippines, praising the region’s natural beauty, welcoming people, and home-cooked Filipino cuisine, which left a strong impression on her.

Reflecting on her career, Tiffany emphasized reinvention as a key element in her life. Beyond music, she has engaged in various entrepreneurial ventures including clothing stores, cooking clubs, cookbooks, and events that combine food and music under the banner “Tiff Takeovers.” For her, these diverse activities represent a way to explore different facets of her identity and continue evolving as an artist.