"The Voice" coach Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert just called their relationship off. But the former seemed not to be satisfied of the divorce with ex-wife when he reportedly wanted to cut all ties with her, including removing all her stuff from his property.
"Blake just wants her stuff off his property and all of their ties to be severed," a source told Hollywood Life as reported by the International Business Times. "The sooner they do that the sooner he can move on. Until then he will continue to smile for the cameras and pretend like everything is fine between them."
"The Voice" coach Blake Shelton already began by reportedly removing Miranda Lambert's things from his property when photos of her belongings on his porch in Oklahoma began surfacing.
Reports said Blake Shelton is still "furious" and "upset" with Miranda.
"[Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert] seem like the best of friends by the looks of their tweets to one and other, but the truth is, Blake is still furious with Miranda. He's just taking the high road and doesn't want to drama of airing out their issues in public," Hollywood Life quoted a source saying.
The source, as the International Business Times reported, also said "The Voice" coach Blake Shelton refused to take a trial separation like Miranda Lambert and refused to do counselling. The source added he just wanted to marriage to be over as soon as possible.
However, other sources said the photos do not indicate Blake Shelton having a problem with Miranda Lambert's belongings as the items were reportedly there on the porch because she "did not want them anymore."
Franchise Herald also earlier reported that "The Voice US" is one of the reasons of Blake Shelton's separation with Miranda Lambert. It was said that he spent so much time in Los Angeles that they were not able to spend time together just like his ex-wife wanted.
Hollywood Life, as reported, further mentioned a source saying that Blake Shelton "wasn't able to reciprocate the favor" of meeting with her, and that Miranda Lambert reportedly felt "abandoned."
