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Kelly Clarkson’s ex-husband allegedly told her she wasn’t s3xy enough for The Voice

Kelly Clarkson secured a role as a judge on The Voice, but not without pushback from NBC executives. Her ex-husband claimed she wasn’t ‘s3xy enough’ to appeal to the network

Kelly Clarkson claimed that her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock said she didn’t have the sex appeal to make it on The Voice as a judge.

Following their brutal 2020 divorce, Kelly and Brandon continued to be locked in litigation as she raised a flag to the California Labor Commissioner’s Office. While they were married, Brandon oversaw much of Kelly’s career in a managerial position. After expressing her desire to be on The Voice, she claimed Brandon told her she wasn’t s3xy enough for the job.

Additionally, Kelly claimed he overstepped his duties when he secured her gigs. According to the musician, that was the role of her talent agents, not her manager. She alleged that Brandon collected fees on the contracts she signed. A labor commissioner affirmed Kelly’s claims and ruled in her favor.

Kelly accused her ex-husband of over stepping in his job (Image: Getty Images for NARAS)

While she did join the judge’s panel in 2018, Kelly testified that Brandon told her NBC executives were “looking for a more sex symbol type,” per documents viewed by the New York Post. According to the star, Brandon said the network wanted someone more like Rihanna.

Plus, she claimed he told her the network was also worried about Kelly being too similar to longtime The Voice judge Blake Shelton given their similar country stardom status. Kelly also added that she was told NBC “had to have someone that was black. … They had to have a diverse thing.”

When doubt was thrown her way and her attorney was questioned on how Kelly was able to remember this conversation years later. Lawyer Ed McPherson said: “Well, a wife doesn’t forget a time she gets told she’s not a sex symbol, so that stays.”

They diced out the terms of their co-parenting during their divorce (Image: Variety via Getty Images)

She later claimed Brandon told her that NBC executives didn’t find her “s3xy” enough for The Voice (Image: Variety via Getty Images)

According to Brandon, he did make efforts to secure Kelly a spot on The Voice, but to do so he put pressure on NBC. He said he claimed to executives that she was considering joining their competitors at American Idol instead if The Voice didn’t give her an offer.

He insisted that while doing so, he was under the mentorship of CAA music agents Darryl Eaton and Rick Roskin. Brandon’s lawyers said in the court documents: “Critically and consistent with their negotiation strategy, Blackstock informed [an NBC executive] that American Idol would be submitting an offer to Clarkson.”

While the deal was eventually secured, that same executive NBC Entertainment Chairman Paul Telegdy was revealed by the Hollywood Reporter to have allegations of sexism, racism, and more against him. While he denied wrongdoing, NBC gave him the boot.

The Voice coach Gwen Stefani slammed for ‘half-n@ked’ outfit choice for the show finale

The Voice coach Gwen Stefani wore a holiday-themed dress for the season 24 finale but some viewers were not fans of the outfit choice deeming it risque for the family show

Gwen Stefani dressed in a festive mini-dress for the season 24 finale of The Voice this week, and some fans had some things to say about her outfit choice.

The Hollaback Girl singer had her blonde hair down with some of her hair tucked behind both ears. She showed off the dress on her Instagram page, shaking her hips to have the ruffles adorning the bottom move back and forth.

The dress was long-sleeved and pale green, red, blue, and black colored. A sequin black star adorned the bodice along with black filigree designs.

Gwen hasn’t been shy when it comes to fashion (Image:Casey Durkin/NBC via Getty Image)

She showed off her outfit on Instagram (Image:gwenstefani/Instagram)

A v-shaped style was how the dress ended, leading from her hips down to the middle of her thighs. She paired the look with silver hoop earrings, fishnet stockings, and sparkly knee-high boots.

Some praised the look, which she wore for some of the finale including a holiday-themed performance of Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! with fellow judges Niall Horan, Reba McIntyre, and John Legend. Others thought it was a bit too risque for the competition show.

“Why does Gwen always have to be half-n@ked? I want a Christmas show,” one fan wrote on social media. Another added: “Who’s her stylist? She can’t make up all these ugly gowns by herself can she?!”

Later in the show she wore a princess-liken pink tulle gown. Gwen has been known throughout her career for some wild outfits, especially on The Voice.

Gwen performed with her fellow coaches (Image:The Voice/Youtube)

Gwen has been a coach on the show for seven seasons sporadically since 2014. She’s also been an advisor for two seasons.

The star met her now-husband country singer Blake Shelton on the show who was a fellow coach. The two announced their relationship in November 2015 and got engaged in October of 2020. They married at a chapel on Blake’s Oklahoma ranch in July of 2021.

This season, Gwen didn’t have any artists on her team make it to the finale. Instead, the finalists were Jacquie Roar and Ruby Leigh from Reba’s team; Lila Forde from Team John; and Mara Justine and Huntley from Niall’s team.

Huntley went on to win the season, marking Niall’s second year in a row that he’s won the show. Niall has only been a judge these past two seasons so he sports an undefeated streak.

The Voice fans in hysterics as Reba McEntire ‘boos’ John Legend after his bold move

The Voice fans were cracking up Monday as they watched Reba McEntire boo her fellow celebrity judge John Legend as he intercepted her steal to recruit Bryan onto her team

The Voice fans were in hysterics Monday evening as Reba McEntire hilariously “booed” her fellow celebrity judge John Legend onstage after intercepting her steal and sending Bryan straight to playoffs.

Battles began on The Voice and contestants gave it their all – leaving judges grappling with the hard decision of who to send home. An especially hard call came after an electric performance collaboration between Nathan and Bryan as they sang their hearts out to a duet version of Rolling in the Deep by Adele. The spin on the classic heartbreak song left judges in awe and with John with the impossible choice to pick one of the talented singers to go home.

After the performance, cameras turned to celebrity judges Reba McEntire, Dan + Shay, and Chance The Rapper as they were asked to give their thoughts on who won the singing battle. All the star-studded sang their praises for the talented pair with Reba raving: “Oh my gosh it was powerful, your choreography was flawless, Bryan – I love your style. It’s a little quirky and that’s what I loved about it. Nathan – powerhouse.”

Reba ‘boos’ her fellow judge after intercepting her shot at stealing Bryan

While the judges had no feedback for John to make his decision, he ultimately landed on sending Nathan onto the next round. And while Bryan was beginning to accept that it was time to pack his bags and go home, both Reba and Dan + Shay both used their one and only steal of the season to recruit Bryan onto their teams.

But before the judges were able to give their case on why Bryan should join their crew, John shockingly intercepted them and gave Bryan his playoff pass sending the star straight to the playoff round of the competition. This decision from John left judges floored with Dan + Shay asking “Is this legal?,” Chance The Rapper raving “This is must-see TV,” and Reba jokingly booing and shooting a thumbs down to her fellow judge.

Bryan sang a powerful rendition of Rolling in the Deep by Adele

The on-screen moment left fans cracking up as they took to X, formerly Twitter, sharing their reaction to Reba’s iconic response. One fan wrote: “will be clipping that “booooo” expeditiously.” Another added: “Reba said Boooo [with two thumbs down and a laughing emoji]. And a third said: “‘Booooo’ LMAOSDK.”

Fans were in full agreement with John’s move and agreed that the battle was one of the best they’ve seen this season. One viewer wrote: “Can’t believe this battle! THE BEST I’ve seen in a long time! Great job.” Another added: “Wow I thought they both did such A great & Amazing Job I’m glad John was able to keep them both So Congratulations to them!!!” And a third said: “Holy moly, that was fabulous! Chills, chills. Wow they are both so talented!”

The Voice fans think John Legend made ‘big mistake’ for keeping Taylor Swift contestant

Dan + Shay compared one of John Legend’s contestant, Zoe Levert, to Taylor Swift. Fans were left upset after John’s decision but luckily, Reba hit her steal button

The Voice fans think John Legend made a ‘big mistake’ for keeping ‘Taylor Swift contestant’ after Dan + Shay were compared to the mega-star.

On Monday nights episode of The Voice, Team Legend’s Jackie Romeo and Zoe Levert went head to head as they were the last performance of the night. Jackie was the first to start the Knockout round and sang her version of Rihanna’s Love On the Brain, while Zoe sang Cowboy Take Me Away by The Chicks.

The coaches were torn once as they praised both their renditions. Dan + Shay enjoyed Zoe’s performance so much that Shay Mooney even compared her to Grammy winning artist, Taylor Swift.

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Dan + Shay compared one of John Legend’s contestant to Taylor Swift

Shay said: “You remind me so much of Taylor Swift. You are unapologetically yourself just like Taylor is. I feel like we are watching you kind of come into your own.” This left John making a hard decision between the two. At the end, he chose Zoe over Jackie, which left fans upset and believe he made a mistake.

One person on X, formerly known as Twitter, wrote: “#TheVoice @johnlegend Big mistake.” Another person wrote: “ZOE OVER JACKIE??? BFFR #TheVoice.” A third person wrote: “JOHN PICKED HER OVER JACKIE???? The judges were really dumb this episode #TheVoice.”

Fans were left upset after John’s decision

Luckily for fans, Reba used her last steal on Jackie and will be seeing her during the playoffs. Reba was happy to push her button and ran to give the emotional contestant a hug. Reba told the viewers: “Jackie can sing country, Jackie can sing anything she wants, ’cause she’s that strong of a singer. I’m very excited to work with her during the playoffs.”

She told Jackie: “Continue to have fun. I love you.”

Viewers expressed their excitement. One person wrote: “It’s over for John! Reba stealing Jackie CONTROL IT! #TheVoice.” Another person wrote: “Thank you @reba for saving Jackie. She gave me goosebumps! #TheVoice.” A third person wrote: “#TeamLegend letting go of Jackie Romeo. No Bueno! but #TeamReba picks her up. Yay! What a rollercoaster. #TheVoice #VoiceKnockouts.”

This was not the first steal Reba used on this episode. She tried to use her last seat during the beginning of the episode on Kamalei Kawa’a who sang All of Me by John Legend. Kamalei had to choose between Reba or John.

The Voice fans accuse Chance the Rapper of ‘villain behavior’ after bold move

Chance the Rapper gets accused of “villain behavior” after hitting the Playoff Pass on one of the contestants after two other judges were trying to steal. He was sending her home

Chance the Rapper could not take his off of his contestants or let them go.

During Tuesday nights episode of The Voice, Chance the Rapper was accused of “villain behavior” after hitting the Playoff Pass on Nadège, who he let go during her battle against Maddi Jane. The two singers sang I Can’t Take My Eyes Off You by Lauryn Hill and Chance chose Maddi. Judges John Legend and Dan + Shay made it clear that they were going to “steal” which ever Chance did not pick and both hit the button.

John was one of the judges who wanted Nadège since her blind audition after she sang his song, Ordinary People. He even joined her on stage during her audition to sing it with her.

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Chance the Rapper gets accused of “villain behavior”

As John is giving his speech on why she should pick him instead of the Country duo judges, Chance did the unthinkable and hit the Playoff Pass button. This means she gets to stay on his team and goes straight to the playoffs, blocking both steals. Each judge is given one steal during the battle round.

Fans on X, formerly known as Twitter, praised Chance for his move. One person wrote: “@chancetherapper JUST DID THAT!!!! @NBCTheVoice #TheVoice.” Another person wrote: “Lol, I know that’s right Chance! #TheVoice.” A fan even called the moment “villain behavior” writing: “Why does @chancetherapper play so much? Villain behavior #thevoice.”

John Legend and Dan and Shay were trying to steal Nadège

Even though Dan + Shay and John did not succeed to steal Nadège, country singer and judge, Reba McEntire did successfully steal a contestant in the beginning of the episode. Duo Justin and Jeremy and Frank Garcia from team Dan + Shay were battling it out and sang Million Reasons by Lady Gaga. The three gave a touching performance but at the end, the judges chose Frank over the duo. Reba saved Justin and Jeremy and are now part of her team.

The country duo made The Voice history becoming the first pair of duo judges. The show is known to have top artists in the music industry as panelists. They have also had Blake Shelton, Adam Levine, Gwen Stefanie, Miley Cyrus, Ariana Grande, CeeLo Green, Nick Jonas, Alicia Keys, Jennifer Hudson, Usher, Camila Cabello and Pharell Williams as judges at one point throughout the 24 seasons.

The Voice’s John Legend ‘tough’ on contestants who perform his music before judges shed tears

Kamalei Kawa’a sang John Legend’s All of Me against Maddi Jan and it could have cost him the competition. John revealed that he is usually “rough” on those who cover his songs

One of the contestants in team Chance surprised the judges singing one of their songs.

Kamalei Kawa’a took a risk and sang John Legend’s All of Me against Maddi Jane on Monday nights episode of The Voice. During rehearsals, Chance was surprised Kamalei chose to sing one of John’s songs. Kamalei revealed that John was one of his inspirations when it comes to singing.

Maddi Jane was up first and performed New Rules by Dua Lipa. When Kamalei sang All of Me, John was taken back and was seen enjoying his performance. When it came to give feedback, John revealed that he is known for being “tough” on contestants who cover his songs.

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Kamalei Kawa’a sang John Legend’s All of Me

John then told Kamalei that he was “really into” his version and he found it beautiful.

He added: “The whole demeanor with what you carry yourself, with gratitude and your spirit, we feel that. It comes through in your voice as well.” He added: “I don’t know who Chance is going to choose but I know I have a steal left.”

Chance ended up choosing Maddi and as soon as Kamalei thanked his coach for his experience, here comes John and Reba McEntire pushing down their steal button. This gave Kamalei another chance to compete on the singing competition.

To convince Kamalei to choose him, John said: “You bring so much of you to this competition. This would be the most poetic outcome to this moment.” Reba was wiping away her tears after Kamalei’s performance and told the contestant that musicians usually do not touch her heart but Kamalei does and he shares it with people.

Kamalei was on Team Chance

At the end, Kamalei had to make a decision and he chose John. They shared a hug and Kamalei was happy about his decision. John revealed in confessionals that he felt Kamalei’s heart and emotion during his performance and is happy to have him on Team Legend.

Viewers were also impressed with Kamalei’s performance. One person on X, formerly known as Twitter, wrote: “Kamalei Kawa’a all heart, beautiful tone. Him bouncing thru it was too cute, possibly trying to feel his way through the emotion? Idk. It worked for him. He did most of the falsetto moments in head voice, lotta range.” Another person wrote: “Kamalei sang that song from the heart! #TheVoice.”

Why John Legend Called Fellow The Voice Coaches Useless After This Battle Rounds Performance

After a jaw-dropping cover of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep,” The Voice contestants Bryan Olesen and Nathan Chester have the coaches completely stumped in E! News’ exclusive sneak peek.

These two The Voice contestants are setting fire to the rain to the stage.

Bryan Olesen and Nathan Chester leave the NBC reality competition series’ coaches totally speechless—and stumped—during the Battle Rounds with their cover of “Rolling in the Deep” in E! News’ exclusive sneak peek at the show’s March 18 episode.

After the hopefuls give a powerhouse performance with a unique take on the Adele hit, their coach John Legend seeks guidance from Reba McEntire, Chance the Rapper and Dan + Shay to help him make the seemingly impossible decision on who to eliminate and who to send to the Knockout Rounds. However, their rave reviews leave him disappointed.

“Bryan, Nathan, that was absolutely incredible,” Reba tells the competitors. “That harmony, oh my gosh it was powerful. Your choreography was flawless. Bryan, I love your style. It’s a little quirky, that’s what I loved about it. Nathan, powerhouse. John, I don’t think I’m any help for you buddy, I’m sorry.”

Meanwhile, Chance applauds Nathan’s “strong personality and great control,” but also compliments Bryan’s dynamics and range, adding, “You guys are both really powerful vocalists.”

Chrissy Teigen, John Legend, Miles Stephens, Luna Stephens, Esti Stephens

“I think either one of you guys could talk the win,” the rapper adds. “I think it was a great performance, that’s why everyone was screaming.”

And after Dan + Shay can’t find one negative critique to give to either of the two, John jokingly ribs his fellow coaches.

“Can you imagine a quartet of people more unhelpful than these four people?” the Grammy winner quips. “Obviously you two created this problem by being so incredible. I loved the physical interaction you had with each other. You also really committed to giving this song a refresh. This version sounded like no other version. You were both A+++.”

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See if Bryan or Nathan wins the Battle Rounds when The Voice airs Monday at 8 p.m. and Tuesday at 9 p.m. on NBC.

An emotional John Legend cover brings out the tears — and the steals! — during The Voice Knockouts

Send a box of tissues directly to Reba McEntire’s chair.

It’s nice when something that feels meant to be works out in the end, isn’t it? It was certainly the case for The Voice season 25 contestant Kamalei Kawa’a and his time during the Knockouts, which came to a close this evening (fare thee well, Mega Mentor Keith Urban!).

Team Chance had the first Knockout slot of the night. Chance the Rapper used it as an opportunity to pair R&B pop singer Maddi Jane against the angel voice from Hawaii, Kamalei Kawa’a. Going into rehearsals, Chance was aware that these two were “top tier” and “some of the best all-time Team Chance talent.”

Maddi and Kamalei couldn’t be any more different in their approach to performing: Maddi is “explosive” and energetic with a huge range. Kamalei, meanwhile, has been more soft-spoken and still since the Blinds, letting his heart and emotion come through in his vocals. Their choice of songs this round also point to their marked differences: Maddi goes with Dua Lipa bop “New Rules” and Kamalei goes with the swoony John Legend classic “All of Me.” While Chance and Keith advise Maddi to skip the rapping and focus on showing off her big vocals, Keith tells Kamalei to go even softer and more tender because he’s “gonna pull [him] in with [his] voice and heart, because they’re completely one.” The country star clearly realizes Kamalei’s secret weapon. This Knockout will come down to who pulls a perfect performance off and seems the most ready to move into the Playoffs. Still, Chance already thinks there’s a good chance whoever he doesn’t pick will get stolen.

Kamalei Kawa’a during the Knockouts.

Both Maddi and Kamalei do exactly as rehearsed and make Chance’s job as hard as possible here. Maddi’s stage presence could be a big advantage in the eventual Live Rounds, so it doesn’t seem off-base for Chance to hand her the win.

But Kamalei has nothing to be disappointed about. During critiques, John himself notes how hard he usually is on people who cover his songs, but calls Kamalei’s version “so beautiful.” He goes on: “The whole demeanor with which you carry yourself with, like gratitude and your spirit, we feel that and it comes through in your voice as well.” When his own coach is praising him for his ability to take a John Legend hit and make it his own, Kamalei says “it makes it easy when you have a beautiful wife” to sing it to, and if you didn’t like the guy before, you certainly do by this point.

Kamalei is in tears thanking Chance for “the moments [he] gave [him]” on The Voice stage. Before you know it, both John and Reba McEntire have pushed their steal buttons to try and get Kamalei on their teams. Kamalei has tears streaming down his face, beyond excited to continue his time on this show.

You know who else is crying at this point? Mama Reba. She can barely get her pitch out, but she wants Kamalei to know that “the greatest singers in the world sometimes don’t touch my heart. You’ve got a big heart and you share it with people.” Reba is moved by Kamalei and the way he connects with a song and audience. She is several tissues deep at this point.

And still, Kamalei chose “All of Me” because it is the exact lane of music he wants to pursue. John, continually impressed with Kamalei’s authenticity and vulnerability, says what we’re all thinking: Kamalei winding up on Team Legend “would be the most poetic outcome to this moment.” And in the end, we get some poetry. Kamalei joins Team Legend and even Reba can admit that “it was meant to be.”

The Voice airs Mondays and Tuesdays on NBC.

‘The Voice’: Reba McEntire Gets Emotional Over the Last Knockout Steals

Kamalei Kawa’a, Jackie Romeo and more brought the country queen to tears during Monday’s Knockouts!

It was week two of the Knockout Rounds on Monday’s The Voice — and coach Reba McEntire had some emotional decisions to make!

The first Knockout was Chance the Rapper’s team members Maddi Jane versus Kamalei Kawa’a. Maddi brought the house down with a high-octane rendition of Dua Lipa’s “New Rules,” while Kamalei stuck to his heartfelt ballad roots and performed John Legend’s “All of Me” in honor of his wife, leaving Chance’s fellow coaches — Reba, John and Dan + Shay — struggling to help him decide.

“Chance has his hands full,” Shay praised. “You both deserve to be here.”

John admitted that he tends to be overcritical of Voice contestants who sing his songs, but told Kamalei, “I was just really into your version. It was beautiful.”

“I don’t know who Chance is gonna choose, but I know I have a steal left!” he teased.

When Chance finally made up his mind naming Maddi as the winner, it didn’t take long before both John and Reba hit their buttons to steal Kamalei to their own teams.

“Your voice, it just makes me feel good,” Reba said, brushing away tears. “The greatest singers in the world sometimes don’t touch my heart. You’ve got a big heart, and you share it with people.”

Ultimately, Kamalei’s connection with John proved too much for Reba to overcome, but that meant the country queen got a second chance to use her steal later in the episode. After Team Legend’s Zoe Levert and Jackie Romeo faced off, the coaches were torn once again as they praised Jackie’s rendition of Rihanna’s “Love on the Brain” and Zoe’s “Cowboy Take Me Away” by The Chicks.

Zoe’s blossoming talent gave her the slight edge in John’s eyes, however, after he named her the winner, Reba quickly pressed her button to steal Jackie — who immediately broke down in shocked tears.

“Jackie can sing country, Jackie can sing anything she wants, ’cause she’s that strong of a singer,” Reba told the cameras before comforting her newest team member backstage.

“Continue to have fun,” she told the tearful singer. “I love you!”

Season 25 marks the second season of The Voice without O.G. coach Blake Shelton, and when ET spoke with John — now the most-tenured coach on the show — ahead of the Battle Rounds, he admitted that he doesn’t think there’s a good chance that Blake will ever return to the show.

“I feel like Gwen is the only chance we have,” John shared with a laugh. “[Blake] is staying on the farm, he’s enjoying himself. I’ve talked to him and he’s, like, picking corn… I don’t think he has any desire to come back to Hollywood and film The Voice.”

However, that doesn’t mean that the competition on season 25 is any less daunting, John insisted.

“[Reba’s] obviously very seasoned in her career, she’s done everything from television to many, many, many, many, many hit songs over her career and performing on every stage you can imagine,” he praised. “She just brings such a wealth of experience and expertise to our show. We’re so lucky to have her.”

As for Dan + Shay, John said the duo has the “new coach fire,” adding, “They’re trying to win. We definitely battled back and forth when it came to the blind auditions and yeah, they’ve got the fire. They want to win.”

The Voice airs Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. PT/ET on NBC.

John Legend’s Baby Son, Wren, Has the Prettiest Curls in Joyful New Pic

The Voice Coach and his family took a trip to Thailand to visit Chrissy Teigen’s mother, Pepper.

It’s Thailand family fun time for Chrissy Teigen and The Voice Coach John Legend!

Teigen, Legend, and their four children (Luna, Miles, Esti, and Wren) visited Teigen’s mother, Vilailuck “Pepper” Teigen, who recently moved back to Thailand.

“Family of 6 made it to Thailand to visit Yai,” the Cravings author wrote on Instagram, posting a roundup of images from their trip. “Pearl the basset hound painting coming along swimmingly, babies did such a good job, Miles is basically delirious and Luna Toons is thriving. Anyhow more importantly: what’s your favorite Cowboy Carter song today? mine is the one with Miley of course. And ‘Blackbird.’”

The lead image of the Instagram carousel shows Teigen holding her son, Wren. The other pics, which Teigen mentioned in her caption, include her painting of Pearl and some more snaps of Wren, who is all smiles in a vibrant playroom and shows off his headful of cute curls in another joyful pic. Teigen also posted a video of her kids on a ride at the Mall Korat in Thailand, and Pepper was on-hand, posting a picture on her own Instagram of them on the ride.

Teigen also posted a screenshot of her listening to Beyoncé’s newest album, Cowboy Carter and some photos of her and Legend on the plane with Miles and Luna.

Who are John Legend’s children?

John Legend on The Voice Season 25 Episode 10. Photo: Tyler Golden/NBC

Earlier this year, Teigen revealed that her mother had recently moved back to her hometown of Korat in Thailand. “We haven’t really told the world or the internet, and everyone’s gonna be probably so confused. She is meant to go live her best life,” Teigen said during an interview on The Happy Hour on the TODAY SiriusXM channel. She added how they were going to visit Pepper “every spring break.”

“But yeah, we miss her. So much. She’s only been gone for a couple of weeks, but you feel the void,” Teigen continued.

Legend and Teigen have four children: Luna, Miles, Esti, and Wren. They lost a son during Teigen’s third pregnancy in 2020, who they named Jack. Luna Simone Stephens, 7, was born on April 14, 2016, and Miles Theodore Stephens, 5, was born on May 17, 2018. The celeb couple used IVF to conceive their daughter, Esti, who was born in January 2023, and in June 2023 they made a surprise announcement that they had welcomed another baby via a surrogate, Wren Alexander Stephens, on June 19, 2023. In the news Teigen added how Wren’s middle name was an homage to the couple’s surrogate, Alexandra.