“I mean, it’s hard to, like, believe anything that’s going on in my life right now. Everything’s so extreme and everything changed so quickly. Like overnight.”

But this season, it seems the coaches are grabbing all the headlines. And when we sat down with Adam, Blake, Gwen and Pharrell, let's just say they were in a raucous mood.

“I mean, I’ve been really exercising my spiritual side, like, a lot in the last few years. And obviously, when you go through something that’s so painful and so traumatic, it forces you to, like, get down on your hands and knees.”

“You just can’t predict what’s going to happen next, can you? It’s just so surreal. Life is so full of so many surprises. Yeah. That’s all I’ll say about that. Surprise!”

For the perma-cool lead singer of No Doubt and coach on NBC's The Voice, Christmas has always been sacred.

But with a darling 22-month-old son underfoot, a new album bubbling up, and a booming fashion empire that just keeps expanding, Gwen Stefani is marching bravely forward in her stilettos.

“I’m in such a great place because I’ve been writing music, and for me that’s like the ultimate, like, it’s just everything that I love about being alive.”

After going through a difficult split from her ex Gavin Rossdale this year, Gwen Stefani is back on top with new music, a new season of The Voice and a new guy in her life.

Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani may be seeing each other now, but worry not: the country singer’s bromance with Adam Levine still appears to be in fine form.

It’s a well-known fact that the only thing in the world that’s better than a dog is a dog wearing clothes. And now, thanks to Gwen Stefani, your dog can be the best, most stylish pup on the block.

“I’m just trying to live in the moment and be really grateful, be really considerate, and honor your gift. And be confident in yourself and your gift.”

“For me, like, everything went down like last February when I kind of knew that my life was gonna change forever. It had been kind of brewing and I think I just would do a lot of praying, to be honest.”

“I think the craziest thing is when my kid comes home and says, ‘Hey, Mom, I heard that your flirting’s getting out of control.’”

No Doubt Gwen Stefani is hoping her latest super kawaii (cute) venture is a hit with the younger generation.

“What are people doing? It’s like you could just think anything up and just say it, and then you put it on the internet and everyone says it. Like what is happening?”

Zane Lowe catches up with Gwen Stefani as she talks about her new song "Used To Love You", the inspiration behind writing it, and the video that followed. 

A couple of weeks ago, she premiered her emotional ballad “Used To Love You” in New York City to rave reviews. And earlier this morning, she returned to AMP Radio to tell Carson Daly all about this new phase in her life.

Gwen Stefani has been bombarded with questions and speculations about her emotional new single, “Used to Love You,” but for the singer, the song says it all.

“Now to The Voice on TODAY, the superstar coaches from NBC's Emmy-winning music competition are here, Adam Levine, Gwen Stefani, Pharrell Williams and Blake Shelton.”

Vulture caught up with the fabulous 46-year-old in advance of the show to talk — among other things — comebacks, being a mom, why she hasn't yet collaborated with Blake Shelton, and poop emoji.