Madonna would never trade the pressures of fame for a life outside super-stardom's harsh limelight - because she loves being a celebrity. The pop superstar appeared on The Today Show on Friday to discuss her film I Am Because We Are, a documentary following the struggles of children orphaned by AIDS in Malawi - the birthplace of the star's adopted son David Banda.

When asked if she hoped she would one day fade out of the limelight, the "Holiday" hitmaker told host Ann Curry, "Yeah I have moments of it. But I don't want to wish that I'm not me. I don't wish I was someone else."

She added, "My reinventions are part of my evolution and my growth as a person. There are aspects of it that are frivolous and aspects of it that are real."

But she hopes "that my soul reached its full potential and that I did everything that I was put on this earth to do."

I Am Because We Are premiered at New York's Tribeca Film Festival on Thursday.

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