Word has it that Gwen Stefani is absolutely fed up with Gavin Rossdale trying to demand more and more of her No Doubt net worth and is using her new album to put him in his place before it's too late. According to the latest gossip news updates, the Voice judge recently released the scathing new single, "Used to Love You" to let her almost-ex-husband know that he needs to act a little bit better as the divorce proceeding continue or she is going to out all his bad behavior to the world -- backed by beat from Pharrell.
As Gavin Rossdale reportedly continues to follow through with his plan to demand at least half of Gwen Stefani's net worth plus spousal and child support in the wake of her finally filing for divorce, the No Doubt rocker is said to be taking the gloves off in studio.
One source in the latest November 9, issue of Life & Style magazine insists that Gwen is fully prepared to use her entire new album with Pharrell to destroy Gavin's reputation with one brutal song about his cheating and womanizing after the next:
"She released 'Used to Love You' as a sign she's ready to talk about him.
"Gwen's already gone through her anxious 'I can't get out of bed' phase, and now she's coming out with her fists raised.
"Gwen's is normally a private person, but she has no fear about airing his dirty laundry."
Seemingly confirming that her new album is going to be just as much about her ex-husband as "Used to Love You" clearly must be, Stefani told Matt Lauer on the Today show that it was very cathartic to be able to tap into her raw emotions in realtime for the time in her career (via Us Weekly):
"What I'll say about that is that I've never put a record out where I'm actually going through things in real time.
"I wrote that song like a couple weeks ago, and then I sat in front of a camera in a dressing room randomly not making a video, just to do some video for the screens behind me, and it went out and it's the video and it's like all very real."
In a recent interview with E! News Gwen explained that she has been so focused on working through the trauma of her divorce, that she's hardly concerned herself with keeping up her personal appearance:
"I haven't really been working on my physical appearance. I've been working on my spiritual exercising.
"And really trying to connect and be grateful, considerate, being present and living in the moment, and so that's where I've put a lot of my exercise right now."
What do you think about Gwen Stefani supposedly using her music to pressure Gavin Rossdale to take a more measured approach in the divorce negotiations?
Is it about time the Hollaback Girl did something to get even with the reported womanizer?
Or, is it wrong for anyone to essentially blackmail their ex into submission?
Let us hear what you have to say about it in the comment field below.
