No Doubt's frontwoman has long kept her political views private — but fans were quick to call out her promotion of an interview by the right-wing news figure.

Singer Gwen Stefani’s praise for a recent interview by The Chosen actor Jonathan Roumie has not settled well with some of her more liberal fans, specifically how he conducted the interview with Tucker Carlson.

On the eve of the deluxe edition of her album Bouquet 's release, Stefani has been on the receiving end of a robust bundle of online criticism. The former No Doubt singer recently praised actor Jonathan Roumie for his interview with right-wing talking head Tucker Carlson, leading some online commenters to label her a “right wing grifter.”

Stefani's post praising a Carlson interview sparks debate among fans, with some calling her a right-wing grifter.

Gwen Stefani’s fans accused her of promoting right-wing views and aligning herself with Tucker Carlson, a controversial conservative figure

Roumie is best known for playing Jesus in the crowd-funded television series The Chosen, which follows the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. He also played evangelist Lonnie Frisbee in the 2023 film Jesus Revolution and serves as a narrator for the Catholic prayer app Hallow.

Gwen Stefani made an… interesting career pivot last December by partnering with Hallow, a Catholic Bible app that “provides audio-guided Bible stories, prayers, meditations, sleep, and Christian music.

Singer/songwriter Gwen Stefani stepped out of line, and the left isn't having it. On March 6, Stefani posted to social media platform X, sharing a video of journalist Tucker Carlson interviewing actor and outspoken Christian Jonathan Roumie.

Gwen Stefani has ruffled feathers after voicing her support for religious actor Jonathan Roumie and his recent interview with controversial commentator Tucker Carlson. The drama started when the singer tweeted to The Chosen star,