The country music star Blake Shelton has just revealed that he wants to lose twenty pounds before he marries Gwen Stefani.

Shelton, 44, revealed this while appearing on the podcast Party Barn Radio With Luke Bryan.

“Scale of 1 to 10, Blake Shelton, [will you] you lose 20 pounds for your wedding?” Bryan asked him.

“I feel like if I say 10 I have to do it, so 10,” Shelton replied. “It’s out there now so I can’t let people down.”

Shelton went on to admit that he does not feel great about the weight he has gained in quarantine.

“I’ve readjusted all the mirrors in the house so they look like when you’re taking a selfie from up above because I can’t even stand to look at myself in the mirror,” he said. “So I’ve rearranged them where they’re kind of angled down looking down at me and it’s not so bad.”

Despite not being confidant about his new look, Shelton is sure that Stefani, 51, will end up walking down the aisle with him.

“I’m going with a 10, buddy. I’ve got confidence,” he said when asked if Stefani will go through with the wedding.

Shelton also revealed that he has been dodging Bryan’s texts because of Stefani’s adherence to COVID-19 safety guidelines.

“She’s very strong about this quarantine thing, which is great… She’s the only person I get to see so, that’s it. No buddy hanging out time,” Shelton explained. “When you’re a prideful, stubborn guy like myself for me to text you back and say, ‘Man, Gwen won’t let me go.’ That’s tough. It’s embarrassing.”

Shelton proposed to Stefani back in October after five years of dating. Last month, a source told Entertainment Tonight about Stefani and Shelton’s plans to spend their first Christmas together as an engaged couple.

“Gwen and Blake have spent a great deal of time reflecting on what they have to be thankful for. With their recent engagement and the holidays coming up, they truly couldn’t be happier,” the source said. “Gwen and Blake are excited about their first Christmas engaged and want nothing more than to just enjoy being together as a family. Right now, they are focusing on staying safe and isolating.”