NEW YORK, NY – JANUARY 28: Recording artists Camila Cabello attends the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards at Madison Square Garden on January 28, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images for NARAS)

Camila Cabello made a thinly veiled dig at Blake Shelton during The Voice’s tough Battle Rounds on Monday night, much to Gwen Stefani’s chagrin.

Cabello’s co-judge Blake Shelton, 46, reacted to Devix and Sasha Hurtado’s performance of MGMT’s Electric Feel by saying:

“I feel like Sasha she needs that minute to erupt with the right song for everyone to go “woah.”‘

Camila then responded:

“You came at this at a disadvantage because you didn’t know the song, you came at it with a surprising confidence.”

She then turned to Blake and said:

“You’re right for the first time ever’ to mass boos.”

Gwen Stefani, Blake’s wife and co-judge shot Camila a disapproving look as he clumsily chuckled in response to the booing.

In the episode, Camila had another tumbleweed moment when she attempted to make a joke but was met with silence.

Blake discussed how he brought out a goat as a team mascot to get Kate on his team after his contestants Kate Kalvach, and Madison Hughes finished their performances.

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Blake said:

“the whole goat distraction that night had prevented him from realizing just how truly talented Kate is.”

Cabello responded:

“I actually brought my goat today. Bring him out!”

But no one laughed when she said it.

This prompted Cabello to say:

“this crowd hates me.”

John Legend then remaked:

“She’s on fire, folks.”

Blake then said:

“‘Would you guys please laugh at one of her jokes? Just one of them?”

After losing his Battle Rounds matchup on Monday’s episode of The Voice on NBC, John Legend stepped in to steal college student Ian Harrison. Gwen Stefani, 53, swooped in to steal Ian, 20, from Columbus, Ohio, after announcing that Alyssa Witrado, 19, had won the battle after their duet of the Billie Eilish song ‘happier than ever.’

If the “Voice” audience does not like her, Jisoo from BlackPink does.

Over the weekend, Blackpink began their world tour in Seoul, South Korea, singing some of their greatest hits and allowing Lisa, Jennie, Jisoo, and Rosé to showcase their individuality during a solo section of the performance. Jisoo began the solos section by performing Camila Cabello’s “Liar.” Jisoo, dressed in a two-piece red ensemble and flanked by dancers, sang Fifth Harmony’s song, adding her choreography as crimson confetti showered the audience.

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Cabello retweeted a video of Jisoo’s performance, captioning it, “Get it girl.”

During the solo section of the concert, Jennie sang her unpublished song “Moonlight,” providing Blinks with unreleased solo music. Lisa performed “Money” and “Lalisa” while Rosé mashup “Hard to Love” and “On the Ground.”


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