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- Adam Levine jokingly said he doesn't support Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani's marriage.
- "She's so cool and he's not," he told Ellen DeGeneres on her show on Thursday.
- He also joked he would crash the wedding and "object" when the couple said their vows.
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Adam Levine recently revealed how he felt about the upcoming marriage between his former "The Voice" co-judges Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani.
During the 3,000th episode of "The Ellen Degeneres Show," released on Thursday, Maroon 5's lead singer jokingly told Degeneres that he doesn't support Shelton and Stefani's union and shared his diabolical plans for crashing their wedding ceremony.
The talk-show host segued into the topic by teasing that she thinks she is going to be the maid of honor at the couple's wedding before inquiring whether or not the "Girls Like You" singer would be singing at the event.
Levine immediately responded in jest, "I don't support their marriage."
"She's so cool and he's not," he said.
While DeGeneres defended the 44-year-old country singer, making the case that "he's very funny and very smart," Levine continued his quips saying, "He's vaguely charming."
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Levine admitted that he "missed making so much fun of" Shelton, a dynamic that's been well-documented throughout their friendship and rivalry on "The Voice" before Levine left the series in 2019.
He then joked about what he plans to do once the bride and groom take the altar to say their vows.
"I'll go to the wedding and I'll object. I probably won't be invited now that I'm saying this on live television, but I'll be there somehow," he reassured DeGeneres, adding, "Let's just go, let's just crash."
This isn't the first time the 42-year-old musician has joked about his friends' forthcoming wedding since the duo got engaged in October 2020.
In an interview with SiriusXM's The Morning Mash Up in March, the rock artist said Shelton and Stefani "can't afford" him when asked how likely it would be for him to play at their wedding.
He made it clear, however, that in all seriousness, he loves and misses his costars and would perform at the ceremony if they ever requested.
"They're the best dude. I love them. I'd be honored," he said. "They won't ask me though. They'll probably get like Luke Bryan or somebody."