Blake Shelton Hints at a Wedding to Gwen Stefani in New Video Featuring Her Kids

It’s official: Blake Shelton is done hiding his feelings for Gwen Stefani! The country crooner, 41, just dropped his new single, “I’ll Name the Dogs,” and the video makes it painfully obvious that he’s head-over-heels with his leading lady, 47, and has even thought about marrying her! The video shows brides and grooms getting ready for their big day, and with lyrics like “I’m talkin’ you and me with the same street name/Same last name, same everything/It’s a real thing, how I feel thing/So I’mma go on and take a swing” it’s clear there’s only one person he can be singing about! Check out the video!

This comes shortly after an insider exclusively told In Touch that Gwen has every intention of marrying her Voice co-star-turned boyfriend — despite her ex-husband Gavin Rossdale’s interfering with their relationship. “Gavin pointed out to Gwen that she and Blake had been spending a lot of time apart,” the insider tells In Touch exclusively. “He told Gwen that she needs to focus on Blake and put her career on the back burner. He told Gwen that if he had to do it all over again, he wouldn’t have spent so much time away from his family by touring. It really moved Gwen to tears.”

While Gavin may be giving Gwen unsolicited advice about her relationship — which the insider says “took a toll” on Gwen — it’s obvious that Blake is unbothered by all of the talk. In the adorable video, Gwen and Gavin’s two oldest sons — 11-year-old Kingston and nine-year-old Zuma — make a cameo appearance, something that we suspect may not sit well with their father.

The insider tells In Touch that Gavin is bothered by the close relationship her sons (the exes also share three-year-old Apollo) have forged with their mom’s boyfriend. “The kids talk about Blake all the time,” the insider says. “So Gavin asked the boys to stop talking about Blake. Gavin told Gwen that since he only has the kids half the time, he doesn’t want to be talking about his ex-wife’s boyfriend.”

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