Gwen Stefani Dons A Pink Tulle Ballgown For ‘The Voice’ Season Finale As She Announces She Won’t Be Returning As A Coach

Gwen Stefani has dropped the bombshell that she’s bidding adieu to The Voice after seven seasons as a coach, leaving fans to savor the final moments of her signature fashion flair on the show. Gwen, known for her quirky and captivating style, has made her fashion choices a memorable part of the viewing experience.

In a recent post, the ‘Hollaback Girl’ icon graced the screen in a princess-style pink tulle ballgown that stole the spotlight. This pink masterpiece featured hints of turquoise, a strapless neckline adorned with an asymmetrical tulle fabric that cascaded across her shoulder. The dress hugged her waist snugly before gracefully flowing into a ball-gown style skirt, paired with opera gloves in matching tulle fabric. Gwen completed the regal look by styling her blonde hair with a side part, loose curls, and a diamond hair clip securing her elegant side part.

Gwen Stefani Is A Princess For The Voice Finale

The accompanying video captured Gwen twirling and dancing like the princess she effortlessly embodies. From sipping champagne with John Legend to dancing with Niall Horan and snapping pictures with others on set, the blonde beauty’s farewell on The Voice is a stylish spectacle worth savoring.

She captioned the video: “thank u for a beautiful season 24,” along with a heart emoji.

One user said in the comment section, “You’re stunning!!! I loved every second of this season + you as the best coach!! I can’t wait to see what’s to come.” Another fan wrote, “Coach Gwen is Cinderella and so beautiful in everything she wears.”

One user wrote, “so sad the season is over i loved seeing all your gorgeous amazing looks this season, can’t wait to see whats to come next year.”

Gwen Talks About Making New Music In 2024

In a conversation with ET, the wife of Blake Shelton expressed her enthusiasm for the upcoming musical ventures in the coming year.

“I’m actually putting out music, so I’m excited about that,” she noted. “I’ve been working on this for a long time. I’ve finally landed in that place where I’m obsessed, where I can’t stop listening, so I feel like I’m somewhere. I’m just trying to find like little pockets of time to make music and it still never gets old,” she said. “It’s still so exciting and magical.”

Gwen served as a coach in seasons 7, 9, 12, 17, 19, 22, and 24 of The Voice, securing a victory only once with 15-year-old Carter Rubin.