Blake Shelton

Earlier this year, fans were excited at reports that Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton would announce their engagement very soon.

But with no wedding materializing even months later, fans wonder what's up.

Over the weekend after Valentine's Day, the world learned that Miranda Lambert has a new husband.

That was so unexpected -- fans never saw it coming.

Though Gwen Stefani admits she was too traumatized to marry Blake Shelton at first, things are looking better and better.

A new report says that this unlikely pair may announce their engagement any day now.

Another day, another round of Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton rumors.

We know you've heard it all before:

According to a recent rumor, Blake Shelton really wants Gwen Stefani to return to The Voice.

What? That's not an especially intriguing piece of chatter for you?

Fans are coming to accept that Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton might never get married.

But these two music stars are still crazy about spending every waking moment together.

While there's been no official engagement announcement, it looks more and more as though Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani are headed for marriage.

And from a distance, it seems there's nothing standing in their way:

In the estimation of many country music fans, Miranda Lambert's reputation has taken quite a tumble over the course of the past year.

In truth, the singer's decline in popularity probably began back in 2015 with her divorce from Blake Shelton.

Since the two started dating back in 2015 in a whirlwind romance that no one saw coming, marriage rumors have followed Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton.

Recently we reported on a rumor that the two had secretly married more than six months ago. But their ring fingers remain bare.

Back in April, Gwen Stefani confessed that she thinks about marrying Blake Shelton all of the time. 

But a new report says that she may have had a different meaning when she said it -- that she was already married at the time.

Even if you're not a country music fan, you're probably familiar with the name Miranda Lambert.

Of course, the reason for that likely isn't the cross-over appeal of Lambert's work, but rather the tabloid obsession with her love life.