FANS of The Voice have vowed to boycott the show if Gwen Stefani isn’t replaced by a former coach.
Many viewers have shared their honest opinions about the pop music singer’s performance as a coach throughout the newest season.
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Gwen, 54, returned to the rotating red chair and sat beside Niall Horan, 30, Reba McEntire, 68, and John Legend, 44, for The Voice’s 24th season.
The Hollaback Girl singer was featured in several other seasons including seven, nine, 12, 17, 19, and 22.
However, fans have urged production to “fire” Gwen and replace her with Kelly Clarkson, 41.
The US daytime TV show host was a past coach on the show during seasons 14 through 21.
‘SUCH A DISAPPOINTMENT’
One fan didn’t hold back on X, formerly known as Twitter, writing: “I hate gwen stefani i miss kelly clarkson.”
Another agreed: “Me tooo i loved kelly and i kinda dont wanna watch anymore, gwens such a disapointment.”
A third tweeted: “WHAT DO WE HAVE TO DO TO GET KELLY BACK? Gwen has got to go.”
“Please bring Kelly back,” a fourth viewer begged.
A fifth exclaimed: “I love Gwen but she sucks at being a judge. why do they keep inviting her? Kelly, where are you?!!!!”
MORE FAN THOUGHTS
While watching season 24, many watchers wanted Gwen gone after spotting her “annoying” habit.
During a recent episode, viewers watched as judges were forced to pit two of their team members against one another.
Judges then had to decide which they would choose, which they struggled with.
Gwen, in particular, appeared to have a hard time choosing who she wanted to dub victorious and it frustrated some The Voice viewers.
One critic complained: “Sick of Gwen never making a choice, didn’t miss her at all.”
MISSING BLAKE
Her husband Blake Shelton, 47, revealed in October 2022 that season 23 of The Voice would be his last, with his final episode airing in May.
Gwen has admitted that she’s been struggling without her husband.
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During the blind auditions, Gwen seemed unsettled as she watched the singers choosing other judges.
The singer said: “I’m going to have to take my wallet out to get some people on my team.”
Niall responded by grabbing his phone and pretending to call Blake, saying: “I’m calling Blake for backup!”
Gwen then said: “I already texted him. I’m struggling!”
HER ‘RESPONSE’
This week, Gwen seemingly called out the viewers who had negative opinions about her on social media.
In the pic, Gwen was sitting in the large red coach chair on the stage of the show with a large black cup.
She was wearing a frilly light-colored dress with several different colors and multiple patterns.
The shoulders of the dress were puffy and gave her an interesting silhouette.
The picture was posted on Tuesday before the final night of the playoff round of the competition show.
She captioned the post: “good vibes only for 2night’s last night of #voiceplayoffs !! 🙂 gx”
IGNORING THE HATERS
Meanwhile, Gwen continued to thrive as she thanked fans in her recent social media post.
The singer took to her Instagram on Wednesday to share a fashionable new photo and bragged about her worldwide success on the music platform, Spotify.
Gwen posed in a skimpy black skirt with a high slit up the side and a sparkly silver belt buckle.
She paired the look with a baggy lavender sweater, fishnet tights, and full glam makeup.
Gwen’s platinum blonde hair was slicked back into a half-up-half-down style as she grinned brightly for the camera.
The second slide of her post showed the statistics from her 2023 Wrapped.
The mother of three revealed that she gained 17.3 million new listeners this year on a global level.
She captioned her post: “WOW thank u so much 4 another year of listening i have a feeling 2024 will be blooming 🙂 gx.”
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