It's been barely two months since Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani confirmed that they are dating, and the 46-year-old singer is now reportedly pregnant. The two got the best Christmas gift of all and that is a new baby.
"Gwen is pregnant," an insider told In Touch. "She and Blake are overjoyed. He's always wanted to have kids and now his dream is coming true."
The No Doubt lead singer already has three children from her estranged husband Gavin Rossdale - Kingston, 9, Zuma, 6, and Apollo, 1. She filed for a divorce from the Bush frontman when his affair with their former nanny came out.
Blake Shelton also finalized his divorce from his ex-wife Miranda Lambert last year, but there were rumors that he decided to end his marriage because he is starting to fall for Gwen Stefani. Body language expert Dr. Lillian Glass tried to analyze how "The Voice" co-stars interact with each other based on their photos last December.
"She is sexually into him, as she has her hand hugging his butt cheek and in the middle of his butt," Glass told Hollywood Life. "It is a very sexual and seductive move. Also, both feet are pointing in his direction, as she turns directly towards him, indicating how much she adores him. He reciprocates by rubbing her back as an indication of affection towards her, as well."
Since Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani are sexually attracted to each other, then it isn't surprising if the pop singer ends up getting pregnant. However, the blonde beauty was spotted drinking wine with her boyfriend last month, which could be their indirect way of slamming the rumors since some people believe that alcohol is not good for the baby.
A Los Angeles-based physician explained to Hollywood Life that drinking wine in moderation is not harmful but it is better if a rumored pregnant Gwen Stefani will avoid. However, Blake Shelton didn't stop his girlfriend from drinking which could mean that they are not having a baby.
"There is some research to suggest that in the second and third trimester having the equivalent of a glass of wine once or twice a week won't harm the baby, but I would still not advise it," Dr. Vince Bennett said. "And I would say absolutely no to any amount of alcohol in the first trimester. It increases the rates of miscarriage, premature birth and a list of other developmental risks as well."
