Is Gwen Stefani Entering Her MAGA Era? Fans React to Her Recent Moves
Gwen Stefani is making headlines once again, but this time, it’s not about her music or fashion—it's about her political and religious affiliations. The internet is buzzing after Stefani praised an interview between actor Jonathan Roumie, known for playing Jesus in The Chosen , and controversial right-wing commentator Tucker Carlson. Her public admiration for Roumie’s discussion on Christianity with Carlson has led some fans to believe she’s aligning herself with conservative, MAGA-leaning ideologies.
On March 6, Stefani took to X (formerly Twitter) to express her appreciation for Roumie’s interview, calling him a “powerful, inspirational human” and signing off with her signature “gx.” While seemingly innocent, this post sparked a wave of backlash from fans who strongly oppose Carlson’s views, with some urging Stefani to delete the tweet immediately. One user bluntly replied, "Girl, WTF? Delete this. Do not amplify Tucker Carlson’s extremely dangerous platform."
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But that’s not the only reason Stefani is under fire. She recently appeared in a promotional video for Hallow , a Christian prayer app endorsed by actor Mark Wahlberg, encouraging fans to participate in a 40-day prayer challenge for Lent. This, combined with her longtime devotion to her Catholic roots, has fueled speculation that she's shifting toward a more vocal and public embrace of conservative Christianity.
Critics have also pointed to her marriage to country singer Blake Shelton, who has been linked to conservative views in the past, as a possible influence. One user commented, "Gwen Stefani seems like one of those girls who just completely absorbs and becomes whatever man she’s with. Eventually, they’ll divorce, and she’ll have a ballad about how she lost who she was for him."
Stefani has always been somewhat elusive when it comes to her political stance. While she previously performed at fundraisers for Barack Obama and was even invited to his final state dinner in 2016, she has avoided making direct political statements in recent years. When asked in a 2021 Paper Magazine interview whether she was a Republican, she gave a cryptic response: "I think it’s pretty obvious who I am… I’ve been around forever." She emphasized that voting is a personal choice and that she prefers to focus on sharing her life story through her platform rather than engaging in political discourse.
Despite her reluctance to label herself politically, Stefani’s actions are being closely scrutinized by fans. Some have noted that she follows conservative commentators like Candace Owens and interacts with right-leaning religious content on social media. The combination of these factors has left many questioning whether she is consciously rebranding herself or simply expressing personal beliefs that clash with the expectations of her long-time fanbase.
Regardless of where Stefani truly stands, one thing is clear: her latest moves have sparked intense debate. As she prepares to release the deluxe edition of her album Bouquet , she may find herself navigating a new wave of controversy—one that goes far beyond music and into the deeply divided world of politics and religion.
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