Gwen Stefani, who previously joined The Voice in 2014 and has showed up as a voice mentor for a few seasons, declared on Wednesday that the Jamaican Grammy-winning craftsman will be her superstar consultant on Season 22.

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Sean Paul and Gwen Stefani as of late teamed up on the Shenseea included track “Get My Fire going” from his most recent collection, Scorcha, so their functioning dynamic isn’t new, particularly as they were familiar well before they even made music together.

Alongside Stefani and Sean Paul, an elegant rundown of mentor counselor teams is returning for season 22, with Blake Shelton welcoming on Country vocalist Jimmie Allen joining for the Battle Rounds, John Legend welcoming on Grammy-winning craftsman Jazmine Sullivan and Camila Cabello bringing Charlie Puth as her guide.

As indicated by Entertainment Tonight, Stefani said she is glad to contend with her significant other, Blake Shelton. The pair got hitched a year prior in Oklahoma. Stefani likewise brings a considerable test as she is a past Voice mentor champ with Carter Rubin in season 19.

Stefani says that choosing to pick Sean Paul was definitely not a hard choice.

“We had connected with this tune, and I was like, ‘Golly, you know, I ought to inspire him to do [The Voice] — that would be awesome,” Gwen said about her requesting that Sean Paul join the group. “I recently inquired.”

Concerning cooperating, the craftsmen as of late spouted about how flawlessly they cooperate in the wake of delivering “Get Your Fire going.”

“[I’ve] most certainly felt her energies, her voice and all of that from No Doubt days the whole way through ‘Bananas’ days… in a row up to now,” Sean concurred. “She’s magnificent… when she said OK, I did a little move.”

Stefani additionally shared her adoration for ska music and furthermore working with Sean Paul after such countless years.

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“I grew up adoring ska music, which was, at that point, similar to, really underground,” she noted. “[There were] a great deal of English gatherings like Madness, The Specials, and The Selecter, which drove me into reggae music… And then, at that point, it’s only insane to believe that such a long time later, I’m remaining with a legend.”