Miley Cyrus wants to enter the wedding day of Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani.
The 28-year-old singer was quick to offer her services at the impending nuptials of her former Voice colleagues while tweeting, ‘@gwenstefani @blakeshelton I will be your wedding singer!’ on Sunday.
The couple announced their engagement in October, after dating since 2015, but put planning on hold amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but Miley found the perfect time to throw her hat in the ring.
The wedding singer: Miley Cyrus, 28, tweeted on Sunday that she wants to be the wedding singer for Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton, adding ‘I promise to be on my best behavior. Or worst. whatever you want!’
At your service: The Midnight Sky singer made his love for the pair known before Stefani responded, ‘thank you puppy’
Continuing in Miley’s true form, she said, ‘I promise to be on my best behavior. Or worst. whatever you want! It’s your special day !, ‘before wishing you luck.
Gwen seemed to softly accept the proposal as she replied, ‘thank you puppy’, with a heart.
Miley also encouraged the duo in her tweet by writing, ‘Live by loving you both almost as much as you love each other.’
Singer found out: The Voice judges announced their engagement in October, after dating since 2015, after meeting on the hit show; pictured in December 2020
The social media exchange started after Gwen responded to a video of Miley singing her song Prisoner on NPR for which Stefani wrote ‘talented geeezzzz’.
Unable to contain her excitement, the Midnight Sky singer tweeted the response again and said, ‘When my hero tweets me, I get horny.’
A surprised Gwen wrote, ‘my God, you crazy !! blushing … ‘, before Miley presented her idea for the wedding show.
Cyrus may have an advantage in this situation, as Shelton confessed that he was a longtime fan of his father, Billy Ray Cyrus, when he was in high school.
Blushing: Cyrus tweeted that Stefani recognizing her on social media made her ‘excited’, to which Gwen seemed surprised
Longstanding ties: Cyrus was a guest on The Voice with Shelton in 2016, as she told Jimmy Fallon, Blake was ‘so obsessed with my dad’ in high school; pictured 2017
Miley spilled the beans before her 2016 season of The Voice, as she told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show, ‘He was so obsessed with my dad that teachers called him’ Achey Blakey ‘because he just did everything my father did. ‘
With Shelton and Miley starting their careers in country music, the two found their way to the panel of judges together, before Stefani replaced her after a hiatus of several seasons in 2017.
The relationship between the two took off in front of viewers’ eyes and what started out as a flirted friendship has grown even more, with Blake saying in a 2016 Billboard interview that Gwen ‘saved my life’.
‘Who else in the world could understand going through a high level divorce from another musician? You can’t even imagine the similarities in our divorces, ‘he said when talking about his divorce from Miranda Lambert in 2015 and hers from Gavin Rossdale.
Taste of life: Shelton said earlier that Gwen “saved my life”, adding that the two found common ground as musicians dealing with divorce in the public eye
They made their love known with red carpet appearances and social media flirting messages and seemed to be heading for the wedding bells.
In 2018, she told InStyle that she was “super-crushed”, and he echoed the sentiments in honoring her on her 50th birthday and tweeted, ‘I love you so much, it’s really stupid.’
The two got engaged in October when they posted a kiss photo with an engagement ring and Shelton smiled, ‘Thanks for saving my 2020 … And the rest of my life … I love you. I heard a YES! ‘
Speaking about pandemic wedding planning for Ryan Seacrest in December, she said: ‘I really prefer it not to be a COVID situation. I would rather not have masks and that sort of thing – and even when you reduce to just the family, there are still a lot of people for COVID. ‘
Wedding bells: The couple is currently trying to figure out how to plan a wedding in a post-pandemic period, when she said to Seacrest: ‘I really prefer it not to be a case of COVID’; pictured in October 2020