Us Weekly: Gwen Stefani & Blake Shelton Face Tough Period in Their Relationship, Source Says

Power couple Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are allegedly going through a hard time in their relationship, as they quarantine together.

Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's five-year relationship has not been without its fair share of highs plus lows, and according to a new source, their relationship has hit another bump on the road.

A source recently disclosed to Us Weekly that Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton were going through a rough time due to the ongoing pandemic.

According to the source, the pair felt "suffocated, stressed, and were stretched to the limit" from spending too much time at Shelton's Oklahoma ranch due to COVID-19. The insider said:

"Friends say this move has turned into a nightmare...This is the toughest period they've had so far without a doubt."

The source was also sure this rocky phase wouldn't last long as the "Go Ahead And Break My Heart" singers had always found ways to work through their problems.

[Stefani and Shelton's] budding romance began in 2014 as co-workers on the hit TV show "The Voice."

Despite the claims of the anonymous source, Stefani and Shelton looked happy performing their romantic duet "Happy Anywhere" at the 2020 ACM Awards.

Their performance ruled out the rumors of troubles in their love life as the duo stared lovingly at each other while singing their song "Happy Anywhere," and Shelton declared his love and appreciation for his girlfriend during his speech after receiving an ACM award for best single of the year.

The former "No Doubt" lead singer and country musician's budding romance began in 2014 as co-workers on the hit TV show "The Voice." At that time, Stefani and Shelton were married until they separated from their spouses in 2015.

They officially became a couple in December 2015, and five years later, the "Nobody But You" collaborators live together with Stefani's three sons, Kingston, Apollo, and Zuma.

The news of the duo's rocky relationship comes months after a source informed "Us Weekly" that Stefani wished to wed Shelton as soon as the pandemic died down.

According to previous reports, the "Baby Don't Lie" singer had been waiting for an annulment of her marriage to ex-husband, Gavin Rossdale, so she and Shelton could have a Catholic wedding. The insider also claimed that the "God's Country" artist and Stefani would likely wed on Shelton's ranch in Oklahoma.