Their divorce might have already been finalized, but the war of words in the press seems to be far from over. According to the latest gossip news updates, Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert teams are busy destroying each other by leaking one terrible story about cheating after another to the media. Some tabloids are even claiming that the "Something Bad" singer was known to get violent with her Voice husband, whenever she had a little too much to drink. Chances are, however, that those stories are no more true that the reports that Shelton threw a party with six naked ladies at the home that they shared.
As hard as it is to believe, reports are now circulating that claim Miranda Lambert was often physically abusive towards husband Blake Shelton during their four-year marriage.
One source in the latest August 10, issue of Star magazine insists that it was nothing for Lambert to get a little loaded and take a swing at Shelton, regardless of whomever may be present to witness the assault:
"It was a regular occurrence for Miranda to get very drunk after shows and at parties and hit Blake -- to the point where he would have to restrain her.
"It would usually happen when she'd seen him talking to another girl; she would drunkenly well at him: 'If you ever do that, I'll kill you.'"
While all there stories about their mutual infidelity have made for great tabloid fodder, an insider in the latest edition of Life & Style explains that all the recent rumors are really just a part of their post-divorce smear campaign:
"Blake's team put it out there that Miranda was screwing around on him, which left Miranda no choice but to say that he was the one who was unfaithful.
"The gloves are off...This is turning into one of the ugliest divorces ever!"
What do you think about the rumors that Blake and Miranda are the ones secretly behind all the stories in the tabloids about their cheating?
Does think sound like the Hollywood gossip mill desperately trying to defend its nefarious practices?
Or, does it make just make sense that all these inside reports have to be coming from each other's camps?
Let us know what you think in the comment field below.
