Adam Levine of Maroon 5 performs onstage during the 2016 American Music Awards at Microsoft Theater on November 20, 2016 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo : Getty Images/Kevin Winter)
Rumors began swirling that Adam Levine, 37, will quit NBC's "The Voice" over Miley Cyrus feud. The Maroon 5 frontman will reportedly be sticking on for one more season, but will leave the show if the "Wrecking Ball" singer returned.
Since Cyrus joined the show's panel of judges, talks about her and Levine not getting along have started. It is said that the two have been at odds ever since the former began filming promotional scenes for the show's Season 11.
It was reported that Levine feels irritated towards Cyrus because of her loud mouth. Hence, the former reportedly threatened to quit "The Voice" if producers opted to bring the latter back on the show.
Though the Maroon 5 frontman was thrilled after learning Cyrus would not appear on the show's Season 12, he later learned that "The Climb" singer would come back to "The Voice" Season 13. Nonetheless, there is no confirmation yet if Levine will really leave NBC's hit singing competition.
Despite the troubles in his career life, Levine's personal life has never been better. Recently, he took to Instagram and shared a photo of his wife, Behati Prinsloo and their baby girl, Dusty Rose, standing together on the beach in Los Angeles.
The two, who tied the knots on July 19, 2014, also enjoyed a date night out on Nov. 25 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, Daily Mail reported. As they sit courtside during the LA Lakers vs Golden State Warriors face-off, Levine was seen planting a kiss on Prinsloo. Later, the Victoria Secret model placed her leg over her husband.
Since their daughter's birth in September, Levine and Prinsloo have rarely been spotted in public. The latter stepped out in mid-November to attend the 44th Annual American Music Awards, while the former appeared solo on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," E! News has learned. In the show, Levine revealed Ellen DeGeneres named his daughter.
"The name game is a tough game," Levine said. "It's a very hard, arduous [game]. Imagine you're writing the best song you've ever written in your life and you have to name it. It's really screwed up to actually have to put yourself through that."
Check out Levine and Cyrus on NBC's "The Voice" Season 11 here:
