The couple took home the award for Collaborative Video of the Year for their "Nobody But You" music video during Wednesday's ceremony. ET spoke exclusively with the singers after their major win.

Gwen Stefani and her fellow Voice coaches Kelly Clarkson and John Legend are uniting with a common goal for season 19: beat reigning champ Blake Shelton.

Just days after dropping his second collaboration with girlfriend Gwen Stefani, Blake Shelton came on The Bobby Bones Show to talk about their recent collaboration, quarantine life in Oklahoma, and some of his next career moves.

Shelton tells iHeartRadio of his new song with Gwen, "'Happy Anywhere' has got to be one of the most fun songs I've ever had the chance to record.”

Nearly five years into his relationship with Gwen Stefani, Blake Shelton is as smitten as ever.

"You know, 'Happy Anywhere' has gotta be one of the most fun songs that I've ever had a chance to record," Blake reflects, "and the actual recording process was a blast. Listening to it afterwards was a blast."

This week, an experiment in social distancing as Lon’s co-host is Blake Shelton from his ranch in Tishomingo, Oklahoma.

These days, Shelton’s past hits are getting almost as much love as the likes of “Nobody But You” and CMA Single of the Year “God’s Country.”

There’s “Nobody But You” for country music superstar Blake Shelton – at least when it comes to the duet partner on his latest single, available now.