A-List Star Sparks Outrage After Sharing Tucker Carlson’s Faith Interview [WATCH]

Gwen Stefani has once again sent leftists into a meltdown, and this time, it’s over her decision to repost an interview between Tucker Carlson and actor Jonathan Roumie.

The pop icon, who has never been shy about her Christian faith, praised the conversation, which touched on topics like Lent, Roumie’s role in “The Chosen,” and the faith-based prayer app Hallow—an app Stefani has also publicly supported, as reported by The Daily Mail.

But apparently, in today’s world, acknowledging faith is enough to send the woke mob into a frenzy.

Wow @JonathanRoumie u r a powerful inspirational human what an what an enlightening intelligent beautiful interview thank you for being u gx https://t.co/hoSWn9QMAM

— Gwen Stefani (@gwenstefani) March 6, 2025

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The backlash was swift, with liberals flocking to social media to accuse Stefani of everything from “promoting division” to being an “alt-right Christian nationalist.”

One critic on Bluesky lamented, “Your voice influences many and in times of division and uncertainty, we shouldn’t promote those who invest so much in dividing us more.”

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Another snarked, “Gwen Stefani went from everyone’s punk girlfriend to marrying a country artist, having a lot of plastic surgery, getting more money, voting Trump. This is what selling out looks like.”

Ah, yes—because being a Christian and making independent choices automatically means selling out. The same crowd that preaches tolerance seems to have an awfully hard time tolerating someone with beliefs that don’t align with their own.

My friends…Had an AMAZING conversation with @TuckerCarlson, out now! https://t.co/xxEUScB4iB

— Jonathan (@JonathanRoumie) March 5, 2025

This isn’t the first time Stefani has faced outrage for simply expressing her faith. Back in December, she was criticized for promoting Hallow, a Catholic prayer and meditation app with a premium subscription.

One of her loudest detractors was “Selling Sunset” star Chrishell Stause, who scoffed at the idea of a “pay-to-pray” app. Conveniently, these same critics never seem to have an issue with paid subscriptions for wellness or mindfulness apps—as long as they aren’t Christian, of course.

Yet, despite all the noise, many fans have come to Stefani’s defense, highlighting the hypocrisy of those attacking her. “Gwen, thank you for posting this and allowing the world to see how unhinged people have gotten over politics,” one supporter wrote on X.

Another pointed out the absurdity of the outrage: “Some of you are so stupid. She wasn’t highlighting anyone except J Roumie. Did you even watch?”

Stefani has never been one to engage in political posturing, something that seems to further confuse her critics. Raised Catholic, she has consistently prioritized her faith, even attending mass regularly while on tour.

She reportedly waited for her marriage to ex-husband Gavin Rossdale to be annulled by the Vatican before tying the knot with her current husband, Blake Shelton.

Despite constant speculation, she has never publicly aligned herself with a political party. As she told Paper magazine in 2021, she believes people have a right to keep their politics private, adding that she isn’t a political science major and doubts Americans care about a pop star’s opinions on governance.

Stefani isn’t alone in facing backlash for perceived conservative leanings. Last year, former Pussycat Dolls singer Nicole Scherzinger found herself in the left’s crosshairs for merely asking comedian Russell Brand where she could get a “Make Jesus Great Again” hat.

She also liked a post from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. supporting free speech, ending wars, and protecting children’s health—an apparent crime in the eyes of progressives.

The outrage machine roared to life, forcing Scherzinger to issue a carefully worded “apology,” in which she claimed she had no idea her online activity could be considered political.

The pattern is obvious: any celebrity who dares to step even an inch outside the leftist echo chamber is immediately branded a heretic.

The rules of Hollywood and pop culture are clear—Christians are only tolerated if they keep their beliefs silent, and any sign of independent thought must be met with outrage and cancellation.

But as Stefani and others have proven, the more the left screeches, the more they reveal their own intolerance.