"The Voice" coach Blake Shelton recently sprang from a divorce with Miranda Lambert, but his co-star Adam Levine is everything positive as he reportedly encourages the country singer to date models.
Will "The Voice" country singer coach Blake Shelton follow his advice?
OK! Magazine exclusively released a report that cited a source telling the media outfit that Adam Levine is pushing for the country star "to go out and celebrate!" after the recent divorce.
The magazine insider also said that "Blake's not interested," despite Adam's connection with various female top models especially that he is married to Behati Prinsloo, a Victoria's Secret model.
"Adam says he still has numbers for all models he used to hang out with before he married Behati Prinsloo," the magazine source reportedly said.
The source also added that Adam Levine even asked Behati Prinsloo to talk to her co-models - who are single - to help the disgruntled and divorced "The Voice" coach Blake Shelton "out of his funk."
If Blake Shelton will change his mind, he only has to walk a couple of meters from his turning table to tell Adam Levine he needs the models' numbers.
Flashback
"The Voice" has been one of the reported reasons of the divorce, according to separate story by Franchise Herald.
The report mentioned news outfits saying that Miranda Lambert is pointing at "The Voice" as one reason why she had a divorce with Blake Shelton, still apart from the cheating allegations.
Miranda Lambert reportedly believed "The Voice" kept them apart as Blake Shelton allegedly spends a lot of time in Los Angeles, and that the two has not met and spent some time as what the female country star wants to happen.
Alleged cheating scandal
The alleged mistress, as reported in a separate story by Franchise Herald, admitted she had a relationship with Blake Shelton, even adding that they "had sex."
"I never quit loving you-you just ran. Isn't that what they teach you love is? One loves the other more and therefore holds the power to virtually murder the other. After all these years-it's you. Always was: always will be," Cady groves wrote on Twitter, as reported.
