Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton reportedly received a Christmas miracle this year and it is about having kids. It was claimed that the couple successfully conceived twin babies after struggling with vitro-fertilization for over a year.
Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton allegedly got pregnant with not one but two kids so it is definitely a miracle and an early Christmas gifts. Life & Style reported that since finding out about the pregnancy, Miranda Lambert’s ex has been doting on his girlfriend.
“He brings her herbal tea and an extra pillow for her feet when she needs it,” the source supposedly told the tabloid. “He makes sure she is getting enough protein and calcium in her diet from things like salmon and broccoli.”
Now, Gossip Cop is quashing this news because it knows that it is false. The fact-checking site noted that the same quote from the so-called source was only lifted from another Gwen Stefani’s pregnant story that was published on Star in October last year.
In that previous report, it was claimed that Gwen Stefani is pregnant at 49 years old and they are calling it a “miracle” as well. And since the write up was from last year, people should know by now that the “Hollaback Girl” singer did not become pregnant.
What’s more, Gossip Cop contacted a close friend of Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton and the person clearly stated that Gwen is not pregnant. It was added that the source mentioned in the article is also suspicious and probably non-existent so there is an overwhelming evidence that the claim is like a fictional narrative.
Meanwhile, Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton recently released a music video for “You Make It Feel Like Christmas” track that is included in the former’s new holiday album. It received good feedback and the couple admitted that they had fun filming the MV.


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