Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani shared one stage and ultimately ended the rumors surrounding their marriage.
The Super Bowl Tailgate Party's attendees witnessed Shelton and Stefani's sweetness on stage, as they performed their new song, live for the first time. "Purple Irises," released on February 9, became the couple's latest collaboration.
Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani Perform Together
Stefani shared a sneak peek of their performance at the Allegiant Stadium on Instagram.
"Ahhh #TikTokTailgate what an incredible experience !!! i had such a fun time singing and dancing with u and performing 'Purple Irises' for the first time with @blakeshelton WHAAT !!" she wrote. "Thank u @nfl + @tiktok :) now lets play some football gx."
Fans, meanwhile, left messages to support the pair after the live show.
One wrote, "you were amazing on the live gwen!!!! sorry the crowd wasn't good. we were all cheering on the live!!! ily!!! i think coachella will be more fun."
"You were amazing, that crowd didnt deserve you!" one added, while a third shared, "OMG you were (and looked) absolutely incredible, so great to see you with Blake together on stage again. soo sorry the crowd was so lame, girl you really worked your butt off...you definitely rocked my living room."
Stefani and Shelton first announced the arrival of the new song through a short clip on Instagram. In the post, the No Doubt singer exchanged lyrics with her husband and seemingly hinted at the status of their marriage after baseless rumors surfaced over the past months.
Gwen Stefani Gushes About Marriage With Blake Shelton
Before the recent appearance, Stefani opened up about her relationship with Shelton and when things turned romantic between them.
"It was just really like, two broken people that just started just leaning on each other," she disclosed. "I mean, we are the most unexpected people to be friends, but we had so much in common."
The duo, who wed on July 3, 2021, met on "The Voice" and developed a romantic relationship following their respective divorces.
According to the blonde beauty, they realized they had "more than just our tragedy that we had in common" after their first meeting.
