Blake Shelton Playfully Says Next Album “Will Probably Be My Last Record” & “This Will Be My Last Season of [The Voice]”

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | May 2, 2017

First of all, relax. Blake Shelton was just kidding around . . . we think.

During a press junket on May 1, Entertainment Tonight’s Sophie Schillaci caught up with The Voice coach to ask about his girlfriend, Gwen Stefani, who recently suffered a ruptured eardrum. While it sounds like—excuse the pun—Gwen’s eardrum is on the up-and-up, Blake did make a couple of playful comments regarding his next album and his future as a coach on The Voice.

“I mean, that last album that I made [If I’m Honest], I said that was going to be my last,” said Blake. “This next album that I’m making is probably going to be my last album. And so I’ve really got to decide what I want to do. It’s probably going to be my last record. And this is will be my last season of this show [The Voice] too. So I don’t really do . . . I don’t entertainment anymore, kids. I’m sorry.”

Check out the video below, which also features The Voice coach Alicia Keys hamming it up with Blake during his retirement talk.

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