Blake Shelton is finally ready to open about his relationship with Miranda Lambert, and how Gwen Stefani has helped him heal after the divorce.

The country star hinted that the relationship ended due to Lambert cheating on him. Although fans had suspected that Shelton and Lambert broke up due to the same reason, it wasn't confirmed before the official statement by Shelton.

According to Celeb Dirty Laundry, Shelton's latest interview suggested that Lambert was the one who cheated.

Although Shelton did not directly mention that, he did explain that his relationship with Gwen Stefani was based on the fact that both he and Stefani shared similar experiences.

Notably, Stefani went through a heartbreaking divorce last summer after she discovered that Rossdale has cheated on her with their children's nanny.

During his interview with Billboard, Shelton described the moment he told his co-stars on "The Voice" about his divorce.

"I won't forget that day," Shelton admitted. "I looked over at Gwen - who I didn't really know - and she had these huge tears in her eyes. I thought, 'Wow, she feels super bad for me!'"

Shelton, however, was unaware that Stefani has undergone her own divorce a month after his own split with Lambert. He mentioned that Stefani eventually revealed her marital issues to Shelton, who was surprised to note the timing.

"She didn't tell me much because we didn't know each other at the time, but she said, 'I'm going through something very similar to what you're going through," Shelton explained. "I understand. And I hate it. That's kind of how our friendship and bond started, that day."

However, the above statements do not confirm of Lambert's infidelity.

During her last concert in Illinois, Lambert broke down on stage while singing a song she and Shelton had composed together. Fans even saw her struggling through the lyrics of "Over You."

"I told you I was a mess," Lambert told the audience.

Meanwhile, Shelton released a new record named "If I'm Honest," which speaks about "some facts of" his divorce.

"Maybe not specifics," he continued. "But you can get a general idea about it. It is my divorce record, but maybe even more than that, it's my happy, falling-in-love record too."