Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton News: Couple Visit the Dollar Store

By Marvie Basilan, Christian Post Contributor Tuesday, January 26, 2016

In a good, old-fashioned way to thrill fans, Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton made an ordinary trip to the Dollar General Market in Tishomingo, Oklahoma, giving fans something more to talk about.

According to E! News, it was a shining moment for some fans to have spent a few minutes with two of the country's biggest music stars. At one point, Stefani took a fan's phone and snapped a selfie to make the fans' moment with the singers unforgettable.

"When Gwen Stefani takes your phone for a picture with her and Blake Shelton," the phone owner said on Twitter.

For the past few months, the love birds have become the center of social media and paparazzi shots as they go around town doing things together. During the dollar store trip, the two even sported matching caps — another proof of how candid and fit they are for each other.

It is also worth noting that Stefani recently posted on Instagram about her new family member named Halo — a horse she refers to as the "best gift ever." While she didn't spill who gave the present, it is rumored that Shelton actually bought the horse for her.

It isn't surprising if a representative confirms the rumor. This is because everyone in the whole world knows that Shelton is a country singer, and most often than not, horses and boots are acquainted with country music.

It was reportedly a "special friend" who presented Stefani with the gift, and even if this special person has not been identified, the beautiful horse surely is a sight to behold.

The "Voice" judges confirmed their relationship through a representative in November of last year, finally quenching all speculations after weeks of PDA on the show's set and out in public.

While there is no engagement announced just yet, it is expected that Stefani might be sporting a sparkler sometime this year. As for Shelton, he recently slammed rumors of his new beau's pregnancy, making it clear that they are taking things one step at a time and a baby is too early to discuss.