Gwen Stefani is getting in the holiday spirit as she decorated her mega-mansion just in time for the transitional phase between fall and winter.
The singer took to Instagram on November 3 to reveal her latest home makeover, swapping out her spooky Halloween decor for festive holiday ornaments. Gwen panned across her front yard and porch, which were completely decked out with pumpkins, skeletons, cobwebs, and autumn blooms in warm shades of red and yellow.
Gwen briefly covered the lens before hitting a playful transition to reveal the full holiday makeover: lush garlands glowing with warm lights and red baubles draped across the space, alongside a Christmas tree with glossy wrapped presents tucked underneath.
The star appeared in the video dressed in a red tartan ensemble that consisted of straight-leg, tailored pants and a matching blazer. The look was layered over a simple white T-shirt and accessorized with a cross pendant necklace. Gwen's luscious blonde locks were styled into soft waves while her makeup oozed glam, courtesy of a shimmery eye and glossy lip.
"Christmas is calling !! gx," she penned in the caption.
Gwen's fans flocked to the comments section to gush over her Christmas decorations. "Gooorgeous!! Can’t wait to blast your You Make It Feel Like Christmas album on CD again!!" penned one social media user. "This is very Gwen Stefani of Gwen Stefani!" penned another follower. "QUEEN OF CHRISTMAS," added a third fan.
Gwen Stefani's home life
Gwen and Blake Shelton met on The Voice and went public with their relationship in late 2015. In 2020, they announced their engagement to Instagram and a year later tied the knot at Blake's Oklahoma ranch. The hitmaker shares three sons, Kingston, Zuma, and Apollo with her ex-husband, Gavin Rossdale.
Blake purchased the Oklahoma lot for around $4 million before he and his wife built their dream abode. The pair raise animals at the ranch, and they even built a chapel on the grounds. The ranch features 1,300 acres of land, four bedrooms, a horse barn and several ponds. The family split their time between their Oklahoma ranch and their $14 million mega-mansion in Encino, which is in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles.
In June last year, Blake revealed that constant rain had caused some of the 1,300 acres of land on the ranch to sink. "About to do a little spraying on my sweetcorn. Got all my stuff loaded up there in the orange Kubota, and man, it's been one of those years in Oklahoma," he said in a video shared on Instagram.
"It's been awesome, but man, we've had a lot of rain, and areas that look dry, even though they look dry, they're saturated."








