Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert are closing in on two years of marriage this May, and people are continually asking if the country couple is planning to start a family anytime soon.
Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert seem to have it all: thriving music careers, energetic personalities, and they're even known as country's hottest couple. You know what else they have? A hilarious sense of humor. When rumors of divorce recently started circulating, they addressed them in a very 'them' way.
Blake Shelton has had his fair share of TV appearances, most recently popping up on 'Malibu County' with Reba McEntire, and holding a key role as coach on 'The Voice.' He's not planning on giving up Music City for Hollywood, however.
Put on your Depends, cuz this video may make you pee your pants a little. Today's Daily Funny is an interview of Blake and Miranda with Cooter County Public Access TV's Euneeda Biscuit. Oh, Euneeda Biscuit may or may not be actress/singer Laura Bell Bundy.
Blake Shelton is a drinker, so is Chelsea Handler. And when two drinkers get together, inhibitions are out the window. Enjoy this interview with Blake from the Chelsea Lately show.
The new season of The Voice premiers March 25th on NBC. Blake will have a couple of new judges to tease this season, Shakira and Usher. Have a laugh at this promo video for The Voice.
Kudos to Blake Shelton for not giving Miranda Lambert any of these bad idea Valentine's Day cards.
Blake Shelton goes over the plan with his band!
Blake Shelton is a funny dude. And for aspiring song writers, here's some tips.... the top six words that should never be in a country song.
Men's Health has recognized something country fans are already well aware of – that Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert are one of the hottest couples around. On their own, each singer is pretty darn steamy. But together? They skyrocket and their combined hotness quotient goes through the roof.
Ashley Monroe (a member of Miranda Lambert's group Pistol Annies) recorded a duet with Blake Shelton called "You Ain't Dolly (And You Ain't Porter)" . The song is a reference to Dolly Parton and Porte
