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Gwen Stefani She said becoming pregnant with son Apollo Bowie Flynn Rossdale at the age of 43 inspired her to become a Christian.
“I really wanted to have another baby. I really did,” Stephanie, 56, explained in an interview published in The New York Times . “Sacred: Prayer and Meditation” Thursday, March 5, YouTube channel. “I couldn’t, and I’m old, (I) started talking about all these things… and it woke me up.”
In February 2014, just after Stephanie turned 44, she tied her emerging Christian faith to the arrival of her son Apollo. (Stephanie and her ex-husband Gavin Rossdale There are three sons: Kingston James McGregor Rossdale (born May 2006), Zuma Nesta Rock Rossdale (born August 2008), and Apollo. Stefani split from Rossdale, 60, and married her in 2015 voice supporting role Blake Shelton 2021. )
The three-time Grammy winner reflects on how her spiritual revelation occurred shortly after she began working with a friend who had transitioned from an “atheist Jew” to a believer.
“I started working with this guy who was really like an atheist Jew who grew up an atheist in Israel,” she noted. “He was studying Torah, he had an epiphany (and) awakening, and he started talking to me about Torah.”
Stephanie recalled that around the same time, her oldest son Kingston said he “really wanted (her) to have a baby.”
“(I told him), ‘I’m sorry. Mommy is too old to have children.'” … (Kingston) was 8 years old at the time. His reaction was, ‘God, let my mom have a baby,'” Stephanie recalled. “I just remember thinking, look at my little boy. He is praying for me! “
According to Stefani, Kingston began praying “every night” that his parents would have another child, even though neither of them asked him to.
“I never taught him that, really,” she admitted. “I think four weeks later I got pregnant with Apollo, who I gave birth to when I was 44, so naturally it was a complete gift. It was the first miracle.”
Gwen Stefani, December 2025.
Getty Images/Angela Weiss/AFPStephanie admitted that she felt “ignorant” as she entered her self-discovery phase, before admitting that she still “didn’t know enough” about Christianity.
“It’s almost scary because the more you know, the more scared you become,” she said. “You realize, ‘Oh my gosh, I’m running out of time, I need to get this thing together. I’ve got to be a real Christian! I’m not going to make it.'”
When asked how her faith has changed over the past few years, Stephanie responded: “I remember it was 2020. It was in the middle of COVID (I was) searching online. Thank God there was information online. It was scary out there, but there was a lot of good information out there.”
She added: “I found the priest Mike Schmitz … That sermon really changed (me). I remember just yelling and being on fire. Like, I discovered this truth. “
Since then, Stephanie has partnered with the Catholic app Hallow, which describes itself as “a Christian prayer app that offers audio-guided meditation sessions to help us grow in faith and spiritual life, and find peace in God.” In December 2025, their collaborative Christmas Advent campaign sparked controversy when Hallow’s anti-abortion messaging resurfaced.
During Gwen Stefani’s first pregnancy, she was just a girl trying to have it all, and that included a successful music career. “I found out I was pregnant with Kingston and I was rehearsing and I felt so bad,” Stefani, 54, recalled on an upcoming episode of the Skinny His and Her Secrets Podcast.
“It’s important to spend time in prayer this holiday season. That’s what Christmas is all about: letting God into our hearts and letting Jesus bring us His peace,” Stephanie encouraged her followers at the time. “Download Hallow and join me and millions of others in praying Hallow every day this Advent and Christmas.”
for sale sunset Star Chrishell Stause is one of them Call up Stephanie’s partnership collaboration with Hallow and even a reference to No Doubt’s 1995 song “Don’t Speak.”
In December 2025, Stause, 44, issued this request on Instagram: “Gwen, stop talking. Please take your own advice 🫠.”
reality star Later denounced Stephanie, doubled down on Because “taking money to promote an app that encourages pro-life, even in the context of (rape) and incest.”
“Please stop making young girls feel guilty for not having a choice,” Stas wrote.
She continued, “‘Don’t Talk’ is a play on words. She can say what she wants and I can object. If your child was conceived by a pedophile, would you want Gwen Stephanie (sic) to make her feel guilty and keep (the child)? I wouldn’t.”
Stefani has yet to respond to Stas’ criticism of her Halloween promotion.
