In 10 years, many things can happen. People can grow, meet others, or rebuild their lives. But this is not the case for Gavin Rossdale, ex-husband of singer Gwen Stefani, who almost a decade after their separation seems to not have overcome it and does not agree with the breakup.
According to a close source to the guitarist cited by Life & Style, “Gavin is still concerned about the breakup, so he likes to stir the pot whenever he can.”
“He heard that Gwen and Blake [Shelton] are going through a tough time right now, so he’s using it as an opportunity to pressure Gwen when he sees her. Gwen doesn’t even like to hand over the kids to him because Gavin will say something unpleasant or act strangely. That’s why Blake sometimes accompanies us because Gwen doesn’t feel comfortable going alone.”
According to the source cited by Life & Style, the rocker never wanted his marriage to the interpreter of “What You Waiting For?” to end, but “she wanted to separate, and he can’t get over it. Fortunately, the children [Kingston, 17 years old, Zuma, 15, and Apollo, 10] are not suffering. Gavin and Gwen always prioritize them and hide any tension when they are around. Gwen and Gavin never speak ill of each other in front of the children. Gwen just wants to keep things as harmonious as possible, but Gavin sometimes makes it extremely difficult.”
The media spoke with Stefani’s ex, aged 58, on March 4th, and when asked about his ex, he seemed to avoid the topic. When asked, “What is your advice for shared parenting?” Gavin simply replied, “None.”
The romance between Stefani and Rossdale began in 1995, after No Doubt opened for Bush at the KROQ radio station festival at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles. They got married in 2022 and had 3 children. However, the couple faced challenges, including the revelation of Gavin’s secret daughter, Daisy Lowe, and infidelity with the nanny, which led to their divorce in 2015. The singer then found love again with Blake Shelton, her co-star on “The Voice.”
This story was written in Spanish by Daniel Matute.