Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton remain happily married, despite recent speculation suggesting they’re headed toward divorce.
“There is no truth to the split rumors. They’ve just been juggling demanding schedules,” a source told People on Tuesday.
“When they are together, it’s just so obvious how solid they are.”
Reps for Stefani, 56, and Shelton, 49, didn’t immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
Stefani recently shared that she will be spending the upcoming holidays with Shelton, confirming they are indeed still together.
“We’re doing all the regular stuff,” the “Voice” alum said on Thursday’s episode of the “Today” show, noting that they’ll be splitting time between their home states of California and Oklahoma.
“Blake and I, we just bounce back and forth between Oklahoma constantly,” she added. “This December, we’re going back there, and then we’re going to bounce back to [Los Angeles].”
She also shared that they just celebrated two separate Thanksgiving dinners with family and friends.
“It’s been a blessing to be able to do that,” she said. “We’ll do more of the bouncing — back and forth … I love it. I love Oklahoma. This time of year is the best, so beautiful.”
The couple, who met on “The Voice” in 2014 and married in Oklahoma in 2021, first sparked rumors of tension in their marriage when they released a breakup ballad, “Hangin’ On,” in March.
Shelton told Access Hollywood that the song was “really no reflection” on his marriage to the “Don’t Speak” hitmaker.
“We wanted to do it, you know?” he told the outlet of the track.
“It’s a song that pushes us vocally, and we just love the song,” he continued. “We’re to a point in our lives where we just wanna do songs that we love, and then see what happens, I guess, later.”
But after Shelton and Post Malone’s “Pour Me a Drink” received a musical event of the year nomination at the CMA Awards in November — and the couple failed to make an appearance — the rumors escalated.
The “Hollaback Girl” singer’s lack of social media shares featuring Shelton since June further fueled speculation of trouble in the marriage.
However, Stefani shared a PDA-packed selfiewith Shelton on Nov. 28 which helped to quell rumors. In the snap, Shelton cozied up to the songstress to plant an affectionate kiss on her cheek.
On Dec. 2, the No Doubt alum stepped onto the red carpet at the “Oh. What. Fun” premiere in New York with a sartorial statement— the star rocked a row of jeweled rings, including her jaw-dropping wedding rings from Shelton, plus a massive emerald ring the country star gifted to her for Valentine’s Day last year.
Shelton’s rep also responded to split rumors, telling Page Six last month, “This is a completely made-up story created solely for headlines and clicks.”
A source told the Daily Mail last week that the Grammy-nominated songstress and country hitmaker benefit from “off-the-charts” romantic chemistry that is “keeping the spark going.”
The insider claimed their mutual attraction is “as good now as it was when they first started dating 10 years ago.”
While the couple has experienced “a few bumps in the road, it’s mostly because of their busy schedules,” they shared.
“They are having to be a lot more intentional about spending time together and keeping in contact.”
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