Gwen Stefani has been grinding away at this music thing for a minute. More than 30 years to be exact. And even though they’ve been dating for more than three years she keeps finding new ways to surprise boyfriend Blake Shelton. Take, for instance, the set list for her upcoming Las Vegas residency. The 48 year-old singer is slated to kick off her 25-date “Gwen Stefani — I’m Just a Girl” run at the Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino on June 27 and just as she’s in full-on rehearsal mode Shelton tweeted out a sweet update on Thursday (June 14) about how things are going.
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“Setting here watching @gwenstefani rehearsals it continues to shock me the amount of GIANT hits this girl has written,” he wrote, without revealing exactly what fans can expect to hear during the show. And, being the dutiful beau, Shelton added, “I highly recommend y’all catch her Vegas show if you can get tickets!!!”
Setting here watching @gwenstefani rehearsals it continues to shock me the amount of GIANT hits this girl has written… I highly recommend y’all catch her Vegas show if you can get tickets!!!
— Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton) June 14, 2018
The kind of hits that if an artist only had ONE of they’d have a hell of a career.. #icon
— Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton) June 15, 2018
A few hours later Stefani finally saw Shelton’s tweet and dubbed him the @Bestboyfriendever.
OMG just seeing this now!! I love you! ?? #Bestboyfriendever #favoriteperson gx—- https://t.co/zoCsH4nezn
— Gwen Stefani (@gwenstefani) June 15, 2018
Last week Stefani told ET that she kind of freaking out about the upcoming career retrospective show. “I’m still in the panic mode of rehearsals. It feels like it’s not going to happen, but it will happen and it’s going to be one of those things that I look back on and go, ‘That was a huge chapter of my life,'” she shared. “So, I’m very excited, I’m very honored,” she said. “I feel like it’s the kind of show that I’d never be able to do until this point in my life. [The show is] nostalgic, bringing people through the long journey I’ve been on with music and sharing that and exchanging the love I have with people,” she added. “It’s really just that same journey again, but in a new Vegas-y way.”