Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton have officially taken their love to Twitter. 
 
 On Wednesday, the lovebirds exchanged flirty messages on the social media site, and their fans couldn't get enough of it. 
 
 WATCH: Gwen Stefani Likes Miranda Lambert's Tweet 
 
 "My news years resolution for 2016 was to be on the cover of every shitty ass tabloid known to man.... Whew!!! That was easy!!!!!" Shelton tweeted, referring to the Voice coaches' highly-publicized relationship. 
 
 My news years resolution for 2016 was to be on the cover of every shitty ass tabloid known to man.... Whew!!! That was easy!!!!! — Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton) January 6, 2016 
 
 One hour later, Stefani replied, writing, "@blakeshelton your so funny and #cute #jinx #newyearsresolution gx." 
 
 As if that wasn't enough to cause excitement, the country crooner followed up his rocker girlfriend's tweet with another adorable reply. "And with that it's already a great 2016!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! @gwenstefani," he wrote, accompanied with a winking face emoji. 
 
 And with that it's already a great 2016!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! @gwenstefani 😉 https://t.co/P67ZVUwuZq — Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton) January 6, 2016 
 
 WATCH: Gwen Stefani Takes Blake Shelton to Her Hometown 
 
 Stefani immediately commented back, tweeting, "@blakeshelton eeeeekkkkkk!!!!!gx #wecoulddothisallday." 
 
 Looks like their 17.54 million combined Twitter followers were hoping the two would continue their love fest. 
 
 Fans of the couple couldn't contain their excitement over the series of public interactions, tweeting messages like, "FINALLY IVE BEEN WAITING MY WHOLE LIFE FOR THIS," "GOD BLESS SHEFANI" and "you two are so cute its so unfair. #perfectcouple." 
 
 Stefani, 46, and Shelton, 39, haven't been shy with their PDA since confirming their status as a couple in November. The two got together after the No Doubt frontwoman announced her divorce from Gavin Rossdale in August, just one month after Shelton and Miranda Lambert called off their marriage. 
 
 WATCH: Miranda Lambert Follows Gwen Stefani on Twitter 
 
 Earlier this week, Stefani proved there's no bad blood between her and Shelton's ex-wife when she favorited one of the 32-year-old country singer's tweets, a link to an Instagram photo of Lambert and her grandmother. 
 
 The amicable action occurred just 10 days after the "Mama's Broken Heart" singer followed Stefani on Twitter. Stefani has yet to follow Lambert back, however. 
 
 While Shelton and Stefani's relationship has been heating up, Lambert's been getting cozy with a new man -- 27-year-old R&B; singer Anderson East. 
 
 Hear more on Lambert's new beau in the video below. 
 
 WATCH: Miranda Lambert Cuddles With New Boyfriend Anderson East ||||| BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF. — In February 2015, Gwen Stefani joined Maroon 5 onstage at the Grammys to perform the ballad “My Heart Is Open.” After the awards, she got Mexican food with the band’s singer, Adam Levine, a fellow coach on the NBC reality-singing competition “The Voice.” For a pop superstar of two decades, it was a relatively normal night. But when she woke up the next morning, “My life was literally blown up into my face,” she said. 
 
 For 10 weeks, those closest to her had known the secret that ultimately ended her 13-year marriage to Gavin Rossdale, the singer of the band Bush. Ms. Stefani won’t discuss the details, partly to protect her children, but said: “If I could, I would just tell you everything, and you would just be in shock. It’s a really good, juicy story.” (The tabloids say Mr. Rossdale was having a several-years-long affair with a nanny caring for the couple’s three sons.) 
 
 Ms. Stefani, 46, was reeling. “I’m gonna die,” she said, recalling her emotional state. “I am dead, actually. How do I save myself? What am I going to do? How do I not go down like this?” 
 
 Sitting at the long marble table in an office in her sprawling home here, dressed in a sheer white blouse and shiny red stilettos, Ms. Stefani laid out the answer: She plunged herself into her first love, songwriting. “I have to make music out of this. That’s what God wants for me,” she remembers thinking.
– In an extensive New York Times profile that takes a look at Gwen Stefani's upcoming solo album (her first in a decade, out next Friday), the singer describes the morning she learned her marriage was over. It was the morning after the 2015 Grammys, and when she woke up, she learned something that caused her life to be "literally blown up into my face." She won't say what exactly (presumably that was the morning she learned her husband of 13 years, Gavin Rossdale, was cheating on her with the nanny), but she says "it's a really good, juicy story" that would "shock" readers. How she felt: "I'm gonna die. I am dead, actually. How do I save myself? What am I going to do? How do I not go down like this?" she recalls. She decided she had to turn the experience into music, and This Is What the Truth Feels Like is the result. As for her new romance with Blake Shelton, all she says to the Times is that when she went back to work on The Voice, she found out a "co-worker" was "going through literally the exact same thing in literally the exact same time frame," and the rest is history. (Click to see Gwen and Blake's flirty New Year's messages.)