The spectators of ‘The Voice’ call Gwen Stefani for how he handled a small ‘terrified’ kitten on live television

Like 1nbc’s’The voice‘Season 26 was broadcast last year, Gwen Stefani He found himself in the center of a controversy that had nothing to do with the performance of his team, but rather a kitten. Known for his presence on stage, Stefani is mostly loved by fans and contestants. However, on one occasion, the singer of ‘No doubt’ bothered fans when she drove a small kitten during the show.

During the blind auditions, Stefani made a bold movement to win over the 15 -year -old Sydney Sterlace contestant. She presented a small kitten as part of her field, according to Express ourselves. However, this bothered the spectators who criticized Stefani when the kitten seemed terrified. Sydney, who made his interpretation of ‘Drivers License’ by Olivia Rodrigo, had successfully captivated the judges, including Michael Bublé, Snoop Dogg, Reba Mcentire and Stefani. That was when Stefani moved away from his seat. “You know, Sydney … this little thing happened to me,” he said when he returned.

“This little creature reached my porch and I was barely alive and I thought: ‘I love you, you are my new cat’, but I don’t have a name!” The singer shared. She added: “Then I thought I can name him Sydney. The name of this cat is Sydney!” Recognizing Stefani’s attraction tactics, Snoop joked, “illegal use of an animal.” When Sydney finally chose Stefani as her coach, the singer hugged her with the kitten in her hand.

While the tactic worked in Sydney, fans were not impressed. In RedditA written intern: “I own a cat and I thought it was a bit abusive. I felt that the poor little thing was around all that noise and lights. And the idea that he basically used it as an accessory was not great. I thought she It was better than that. ” Another questioned: “My feelings exactly. Gwen did not treat that kitten as a living creature. Horrible.”

In a similar line, a comment also said: “I felt uncomfortable to see that! Agree, another criticized:” Yes, I went crazy about the top that sustained it in the air without supporting the child. ‘ vibes.”

Stefani previously also irritated Internet users with their cultural appropriation comments during an interview with Seduce magazine. Stefani had declared: “My God, I am Japanese and I didn’t know.” Despite being an American Italian, Stefani cited his father’s work trips to Japan and the cultural exhibition that he received growing as proof that she was Japanese. “That was my Japanese influence … such a rich culture in tradition, but so futuristic,” he explained, remembering stories of “artists who present themselves as Elvis and elegant women with colorful hair.”