Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton 'can't agree on politics or where to live' as The Voice pair 'struggles' in relationship

GWEN Stefani and Blake Shelton are reportedly having trouble agreeing “on all the big things in life,” and Gwen’s friends aren’t so sure their relationship will last much longer.

The Voice coaches have been dating since 2015, the same year they each announced their respective divorces – Gwen from Gavin Rossdale and Blake from Miranda Lambert.

Gwen, 50, and Blake, 44, appeared to be in love while performing Happy Anywhere during the American Country Music Awards on Wednesday, but an insider told OK! that thinks aren’t going as well as they look.

A friend of the Sweet Escape singer said they’re arguing about the important things, like “where to live and especially politics,” and can’t agree on any of it.

Multiple sources close to the No Doubt frontwoman added: "Gwen and Blake are totally different. A fish can fall in love with a bird, but where will they make a home? 

“They are great when they are together alone but whenever they are around his friends or her friends, it never ends well. 


“One of the reasons these two are still not married after five years together is because they can’t even agree if they should get married in his beloved Oklahoma or her home of Los Angeles.”

Earlier this week, a source told Us Weekly that "feel suffocated and stressed [and] they’re both stretched to the limit" after they bought a mansion in Encino, CA for about $13M in May.

Sources revealed: “Friends say this move has turned into a nightmare. This is the toughest period they’ve had so far without a doubt.”



Aside from being split on where to live, as Blake is in Oklahoma and Gwen is in Los Angeles, the longtime couple have very different views when it comes to politics and are “struggling to find commong ground.”

Sources said: “Her friends are all liberals that support a woman’s right to choose and LGBTQ rights too. Gwen hosted an Obama fundraiser at her home in Beverly Hills and is friends with Michelle Obama.

“Blake is much more conservative. As the election gets closer and closer, they are struggling to find common ground. The next 4 weeks before election day are going to be rough.”

Despite their differences and never having actually gotten officially engaged, Gwen and Blake had planned to get married in Los Angeles this fall.

They plan to have two wedding ceremonies, one in Los Angeles and another at Blake's Oklahoma ranch.

Sources close to the couple recently revealed "they are keen to make it happen as soon as possible" but with the necessary precautions amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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