Gwen Stefani admits fears her elderly parents won’t be able to attend her wedding to Blake Shelton due to Covid pandemic
GWEN Stefani revealed she’s worried that her elderly parents won’t be able to attend her and fiancé Blake Shelton’s wedding next year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Voice coaches announced their engagement in October, after five years of dating.
and reportedly don’t want to wait too long to get married because they are ready to just be husband and wife after half a decade to together.
The rush to get hitched early into next year has the 51-year-old pop singer fearing that her parents won’t be able to attend due to their ages putting them in the higher-risk bracket amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
During an On Air with interview on Monday, Gwen told the host that she and Blake are “so excited” about planning their wedding, but she really only wants one thing: her father Dennis and mother Patti to be there.
The No Doubt frontwoman said: ”I would say I just want my parents there at this point. My parents wouldn't come to Thanksgiving because they're so scared.
, where they had been quarantined for the majority of the pandemic.
Blake built the venue "himself with help,” while Gwen offered “input” on the new construction and future location of their wedding.
The longtime couple shared their engagement a couple of months ago, with Gwen sharing while sharing a kiss with the country star, writing in the caption: "Yes, please!"
The two have reportedly been , and the process has been taking “a few months" but has overall “been extremely effortless.”