Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton have canceled their wedding according to reports. It was further alleged that despite being pregnant, the couple still called off their nuptials after hitting a rough patch.
As reported by OK! magazine, Gwen Stefani is already pregnant after undergoing the IVF treatment and since they are having a baby already, she and Blake Shelton decided to get married already. Supposedly, the plan is to tie the knot in Oklahoma where the latter has a ranch.
However, it was said that the decision to get married has changed when Blake Shelton suddenly turned indifferent and seems to be not interested in the wedding anymore. The source alleged that this upset Gwen Stefani so she just canceled everything.
“He (Blake) started acting distant and noncommittal about finalizing the details,” the source supposedly revealed. “She (Gwen) admitted he had cold feet after two failed marriages and nix the wedding.”
The source further shared that Gwen Stefani had a hard time after the calling off the wedding and claimed that the “Hollaback Girl” singer has been crying ever since. “Part of it could be pregnancy hormones, but she’s also nursing a broken heart. Gwen thinks Blake is making lame excuses after three years together,” the tipster said.
Now, Gossip Cop stated that it is not true that Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton have canceled their wedding. It explained that in the first place, the pair already said that they do not have plans of getting married yet. Gwen even said this same thing when she previously appeared on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” so it is clearly a false story.
Secondly, Gwen Stefani is not pregnant with Blake Shelton’s child and they did not have any treatments to get pregnant. This is not the first time that they were reported to be welcoming a child and they had denied it every time. Besides, isn’t it obvious that Gwen is not pregnant when she performed in her Las Vegas residency shows? In conclusion, there is no wedding and pregnancy for the couple.


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