Gwen Stefani Asking Angelina Jolie For Advice About Being Perceived As 'The Other Woman'?

Back when they were still married, Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt were arguably the most popular couple in Hollywood. Hunk meets funny girl, the two were the epitome of perfect love in the crazy world of entertainment - all until Angelina Jolie came in to the picture.

Many fans have viewed Angelina Jolie as the "other woman" in Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt's love story. After all, Jen and Brad's divorce came after the actor's stint in "Mr. & Mrs. Smith," the movie that allegedly formed the bond between Brangelina.

During those times, there were people who perceived Jennifer Aniston as the victimized wife and Angelina Jolie as the vixen who lured Brad Pitt into cheating on his spouse.

A decade later, one of Angelina Jolie's close friends may be facing the same hurdle. There are speculations that Gwen Stefani may have been the reason between Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert's divorce, making her the "other woman" in the story.

Is Gwen Stefani asking Angelina Jolie for advice now that the No Doubt singer is in arguably a familiar situation to the "Girl Interrupted" actress?

Sources are yet to dish out whether the two have been holding advise-seeking sessions now that Gwen and Blake Shelton have confirmed that they are dating.

However, it has been previously reported that though Angelina Jolie is not very fond of having girlfriends, she and Gwen Stefani have developed a good friendship and has even held playdates for their kids.

"Angelina Jolie and Gwen Stefani bonded in 2006 after giving birth within a day of each other," Daily Mail wrote back in 2011. "And it seems their low-key friendship still runs strong."

"The Tourist actress was spotted taking some of her brood for a playdate at the pop star's London home... The No Doubt star's son Kingston was born the day before Shiloh, while her youngest Zuma is now the same age Angelina's twins," the report continued.

"The Hollywood mothers are said to have a firm friendship, which has largely played out away from the cameras."