Christina Aguilera Dragged Into Blake Shelton, Wife Miranda Lambert’s Fights? ‘The Voice’ Coach’s Drinking May Split Their Marriage?

"The Voice" judge Christina Aguilera has been dragged into the rumored fights between Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton, whose alleged constant boozing may lead to the split of their marriage.

According to Globe magazine, as reported by Celebrity Dirty Laundry, Blake Shelton has been nagging Miranda Lambert to be just like the "hot and curvy" Christina Aguilera, his co-judge in "The Voice."

"When Miranda realized her horndog hubby had been gawking at Christina Aguilera's rockin' bod, the outraged country songbird pitched a fit," the article claimed.

It added, "Blake thinks that she has overdone it. The dieting made her boobs shrink. He has been urging her to eat more, ordering in pizzas and other fattening food to their Oklahoma ranch."

Meanwhile, if the reports are to be believed, it's not Miranda Lambert's weight that's causing the fights, but rather Blake Shelton's bouts with alcohol.

In a report from Radar Online, Blake Shelton for a time got healthy for the sake of his marriage to Miranda Lambert but "now he's back to his old ways."

And Blake Shelton doesn't believe he has a problem, which lead to many fights with Miranda Lambert and thus threatening their marriage.

"Blake says he can handle his alcohol and that everyone needs to stop bringing it up. She's tired of telling him to cut back or get help," the source claimed.

During the Country Music Awards on April 19, for example, Miranda Lambert didn't thank her husband when she walked up the stage.

"It's definitely a different way to live and to be in a relationship, but I feel like our relationship started on going in separate ways," she allegedly told reporters.

Radar Online also speculated that Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton have had their many fights on April 25 when the country singer was performing at Stagecoach in Indio, California and she "was really going through something."

"Miranda barely smiled throughout the first few songs and kept the small talk to a minimum," the source told the site. "When she sang 'Over You,' the song her husband Blake wrote about his dead brother, she started crying at the end and wiped away a tear."