Aw, look at these two lovebirds just flaunting their admiration for one another.
Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani's romance has been the main attraction when it comes to watching The Voice once these two came out as a couple, and although they kept things pretty low-key on their debut live show, it seems like these two coaches are feeling a little more comfortable about showing PDA in front of viewers.
When introducing the coaches to the audience at the top of the show (not seen on TV), Gwen danced in and then ran to Blake for a hug. The country singer picked her up and swung her around a bit, and it was just the cutest thing ever.
You know who might be a little jealous, though? No, not Adam Levine, because he's Shelton's bromance partner for life. But what about some love for Pharrell?
While chatting with E! News' Sibley Scoles, Pharrell called Adam and Blake's relationship "hilarious," and Shelton had to step in and get to the root of it all. "Are you jealous? I have a relationship going on with 50 percent of this panel," he bluntly asked. "I am dating 50 percent of this panel."
Ooooh. All Pharrell could say was, "Wow."
Regardless of a possible blossoming relationship between Pharrell and Shelton, Blake and Gwen's romance continued to overshadow all the love connections throughout tonight's show, especially when a comment from Shelton caused viewers to go on a frenzy on Twitter.
After a singer covered Drake's "Hotline Bling," Shelton remarked, "I don't think there's ever been a more elegant and classy performance of a song about a booty call in the history of music. I mean, that was unbelievable. I hear that song on the radio every day."
Levine was surprised Blake even know the song, and he replied back, "Gwen sang it to me on The Tonight Show," which caused his co-stars and host Carson Daly to get a little flustered.
But nothing compared to the reaction of fans on Twitter:
As for tonight's show, The Voice proved that it could go any way.
The live performances only seem to be getting stronger, however there's one name that's on everyone's mind. Jordan Smith, the Kentucky singer who wowed the coaches so much during the blind auditions that Adam Levine called him "the most important person who's ever been on this show," was named the clear frontrunner by his opponents.
So how did Smith do tonight? Amazing, per usual. Smith ditched the background band and went solo on the keys while performing the gospel hymn "Great Is Thy Faithfulness," which resulted in a standing ovation and a hug from Levine. Referencing the Paris attacks from this weekend, both Levine and Shelton thanked Smith for giving such a powerful performance.
"Coming off the weekend and the horrible things that happened over in Paris and having a heavy heart the last few days, thank you for that. That was beautiful," Blake told Smith. Adam added, "Sometimes there's so much that's so confusing and so sad, and then you come along and make us feel like there's a lot of hope. …I thank you as well. Thank you, Jordan."
But was it enough to stay in the game? We'll find out tomorrow night during eliminations.
—Reporting by Lindsey Caldwell
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PHOTOS: Blake and Gwen photographed for the first time as an official couple