Jessica Simpson has revealed her song “You’re My Sunday” was written about her boyfriend Tony Romo.

“He is a place of rest in my life and that’s what the song is about… It’s his favorite song on the record,” Simpson, 28, told Extra’s Tanika Ray on Tuesday.

Despite criticism she got for jinxing Romo’s career (”that was absolutely ridiculous,” Simpson has said), she plans on cheering him on again this season.

“I won’t be wearing the jersey to the game, but I have been there and definitely going to support the Cowboys all the way,” Simpson told Extra.

As for why she decided to make the transition from pop to country, Simpson explained, “Country was just something that’s in my bones. It’s in my blood. It’s in my voice. It’s in my heart and I just wanted to pack my stuff up and go to Nashville and write with some of my favorite songwriters.”

She continued, “I just think it’s important for people to know that I’m human…I’m a good person with a good heart and great intentions…I’m a good sister. I’m a good daughter. I’m a good girlfriend.”

Jessica Simpson tripped up a rocky performance on live television Tuesday, the day of her album release.

“Hold on, I know this is live TV but I can’t hear anything,” she said as she starting singing her quadruple platinum hit “With You” on Good Morning America.

The music stopped, the crowd in Times Square went silent and then she counted down for her musicians to start again.

When asked about her public image, Simpson told Extra, “It’s really disheartening in a way how the media can control somebody’s perspective on someone else’s life…It’s really sad how people want to believe the worst…I’m really not as important people make me out to be.”

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