Gwen Stefani says cooking session with partner Blake Shelton turns to a musical

Grammy Awards recipient and "The Voice" judge Gwen Stefani talked about her partner Blake Shelton and what is he like when in the kitchen. Stefani recently appeared on Williams Sonoma's Facebook live video with renowned chef Giada De Laurentiis.

The artist and the chef decided to make an Apple Parmesan Pie. During the cooking session, Stefani talked about her most recent Christmas album titled "You Make It Feel Like Christmas." The singer said it has always been her dream to release a Christmas album and she did on Oct. 6.

Laurentiis then asked Stefani what it is like in the kitchen with Shelton. Stefani then said that they do not talk to each other while cooking and that all they do is sing. "We're like we're in a musical constantly and we just sing. We actually don't talk to each other, we just sing like a musical and everything we sing is like 'I love you', like it's pretty much the whole time like how great we are."

The songwriter also said that the country music star loves to cook and eat fried dishes. Stefani said Shelton loves to cook "Mostly things that are bad for you." She then added, "Everything's fried. It shocks me, because growing up in California, we are a specific breed, we learn how to be healthy and in Oklahoma they learn just how to have fun and eat and like not worry about it." Stefani also shared her love for the holidays and that she is excited for Christmas.

Stefani and Laurentiis received positive feedback from viewers. Most of the comments indicate that the two worked really well together.

Stefani even posted a picture of her with the chef on Instagram. The artist captioned it with "So surreal!!! Baking w this pretty Italian girl!!! I'm a superfan."

Laurentiss also posted a picture of them on her account and said, "So much fun!"

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