For this season of "The Voice," things are completely different from what it used to be as Blake Shelton isn't a part of the judging panel anymore. After spending years on the show, the musician decided to take a break and focus on his family life, he was replaced by another country legend Reba McEntire.
However, his wife seems to be having a hard time without her love by her side on the show as it was the same program where they interacted until romance swirled around the air.
In an interview with the "Today" show before the 24th season of the NBC reality singing competition show airs, Stefani said "it's really different being on the show without him."
"I miss him so bad on the show," she added. (via Taste of Country)
Although it feels different without her husband on the program, Stefani noted that it hasn't been as hard as she thought it was going to be because the country star was so ready to step back and relax from all the work to focus on his family which was a factor why there was a weight on her shoulder.
But on the other hand, she still loves to be a part of the show.
Reba McEntire Opens Up About 'The Voice' Co-Coaches
In other updates, Shelton's replacement, country legend Reba McEntire, shared her true feelings about her co-coaches for this season of "The Voice."
In a teaser video shared on the show's social media profiles, the songstress said she's ready to take on the role of Shelton as he constantly used the block button against the other judges in order to get the contestant that he wanted during the auditions.
However, McEntire admitted that blind auditions were harder than what she expected.
"The blind auditions were so much harder than I thought they were gonna be... They block you, and it's just so devious!" she said.
Even though she wasn't used to the coaching strategy yet, she assured her fans that the coaching gig is "a lot of fun, too."
'The Voice' Season 24 Release Date
Fans doesn't have to wait much longer to watch a set of new talents for a brand new season of "The Voice" as it's going to premiere in a few days.
According to Rolling Stone, the new season will premiere on September 25, 2023, on NBC, along with coaches McEntire, Stefani, Niall Horan, and John Legend.
For those who will miss the program on television, the show will be available for streaming via Peacock the following day.
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