On May 20, 2025, the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas, pulsed with the electric energy of The Voice Season 27 finale. Michael Bublé’s team clinched victory with contestant Adam David, leaving returning coach Adam Levine and his fellow coaches—Kelsea Ballerini and John Legend—gracious in defeat. But Levine, the Maroon 5 frontman known for his competitive spirit, wasn’t about to let Bublé hog the headlines. In a move that lit up the internet, Levine dropped a bombshell just hours after the finale: he and his wife, Behati Prinsloo, are expecting their fourth child! The announcement, paired with a heartwarming gender reveal, sent fans into a frenzy, turning a night of professional loss into a personal triumph. With X erupting in congratulations, Levine’s joyful news proved that even in defeat, he knows how to steal the show.

A Finale Full of Fireworks

The Voice Season 27 finale was a rollercoaster of emotions. Bublé, in only his second season as a coach, secured back-to-back wins, first with Sofronio Vasquez in Season 26 and now with Adam David, a one-chair turn who defied the odds. Levine, 45, who returned to the show after a six-year hiatus, brought his signature charm and intensity, guiding finalist Lucia Flores-Wiseman to a respectable fourth place. Despite his team’s loss, Levine was all smiles, hugging David and praising Bublé’s mentorship. “The dude’s a machine,” Levine quipped on the red carpet, per NBC Insider. “But I’m not done yet!”

Little did fans know, Levine had an ace up his sleeve. As confetti rained down and Bublé celebrated, Levine was already planning a moment that would shift the spotlight. Around 2 a.m. on May 21, he posted a video on X from his Los Angeles home, standing beside Prinsloo, 36, and their three children—daughters Dusty Rose, 8, and Gio Grace, 7, and son Sunny, 1. “We’ve got some news,” Levine said, grinning. “Our family’s growing, and we couldn’t be happier!” The clip ended with a burst of pink confetti, revealing they’re expecting a girl. A follow-up comment below the post read simply, “Another princess incoming! 💗” The internet exploded, with 3 million views and counting, proving Levine’s knack for timing—and showmanship.

Fans Lose It Over the News

The announcement was a masterclass in uplifting spirits. Coming off the Voice loss, Levine could’ve faded into the background, but instead, he turned the night into a celebration. Fans flooded X with love, with one user writing, “Adam’s out here proving you don’t need a Voice trophy to win at life! Congrats on baby #4! 💗” Another tweeted, “Pink confetti? A girl? I’m crying! Adam and Behati are building the cutest squad!” The hashtag #LevineBaby trended for hours, alongside clips of the family’s confetti-filled reveal, which showed Dusty and Gio giggling as Sunny clapped in confusion.

The timing wasn’t lost on fans, who saw Levine’s move as a playful jab at Bublé’s victory. “Not to be outdone by Michael Bublé, Adam drops THIS? Iconic,” one X post read, earning thousands of likes. Others noted the contrast between Bublé’s professional win and Levine’s personal milestone. “Michael got the Voice crown, but Adam’s got a new princess—sorry, Bublé, that’s the real W,” a fan quipped. The good-natured rivalry, a hallmark of The Voice’s camaraderie, only amplified the excitement, with Bublé himself chiming in on X: “Congrats, Adam! Another girl to steal your heart! 🥂”

A Growing Family, A Lasting Love

Levine and Prinsloo’s love story is the stuff of Hollywood dreams. They met in 2012 through a mutual friend, when Prinsloo, a Namibian-born Victoria’s Secret model, was hired to perform at a Maroon 5 event. Sparks flew, and after a brief split in 2013, they reunited, got engaged, and married in 2014 in a star-studded Cabo San Lucas ceremony. Their family grew with Dusty in 2016, Gio in 2018, and Sunny in 2024, each milestone shared sparingly but joyfully with fans. “Behati’s my everything,” Levine told People in April 2025, discussing his song “Priceless,” written for her. “She’s the heart of our chaos.”

The couple’s decision to expand their family again came as a surprise, given their packed schedules. Levine juggled The Voice coaching, Maroon 5’s 2025 Japan tour, and promoting their new single “Priceless,” while Prinsloo balanced modeling and parenting. Yet, sources close to the couple say they’ve never been happier. “Adam and Behati thrive in the madness,” a friend told Us Weekly in May 2025. “They wanted one more kid to complete their crew, and they’re over the moon it’s a girl.” The pink confetti reveal, filmed in their backyard, was a family affair, with the kids helping plan the surprise. “Dusty and Gio are obsessed with being big sisters again,” the source added. “Sunny’s too young to get it, but he loves the confetti!”

The Gender Reveal That Melted Hearts

The reveal itself was pure Levine-Prinsloo magic. The 30-second clip, posted on X, showed the family in their lush backyard, fairy lights twinkling overhead. Levine, in a black hoodie, held Sunny, while Prinsloo, glowing in a white sundress, stood with Dusty and Gio. “We’re so excited to share this with you,” Prinsloo said, her Namibian accent warm. The girls counted down—“Three, two, one!”—and popped a balloon, unleashing a shower of pink confetti. Levine whooped, kissing Prinsloo as the kids danced in the glittery chaos. The caption read, “Family of six, here we come! Thank you for all the love. 💗 #BabyGirl.”

Fans dissected every detail, from Prinsloo’s radiant smile to the kids’ matching pajamas. “That backyard looks like a fairy tale,” one X user wrote. “And Behati’s glow? She’s made for this.” Others praised Levine’s hands-on dad vibes, noting how he juggled Sunny while cheering. The pink confetti sparked name predictions, with fans suggesting Rose, Lily, or Violet to match the family’s floral theme. “I’m calling it—her name’s gonna be Daisy,” one tweet read. “It’s perfect for their vibe!” For now, the couple’s keeping the name under wraps, but Levine hinted at a “special” choice in a follow-up X post: “Her name’s gonna mean something big to us. Stay tuned.”

Balancing Fame and Fatherhood

Levine’s return to The Voice in 2025 was a high-profile comeback, but it wasn’t without challenges. After leaving in 2019 after 16 seasons, he faced pressure to prove himself against newcomers like Bublé, who won his debut season, and Ballerini, a rookie with a knack for spotting talent. Levine’s team shone, with Lucia Flores-Wiseman delivering a standout performance of Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” in the finale, but it wasn’t enough to top Bublé’s David, whose “You Are So Beautiful” wowed voters.

Off-screen, Levine’s family kept him grounded. Prinsloo and their daughters attended the finale, with Behati sharing an Instagram Story of Dusty watching her dad coach, captioned, “Proud of you, babe.” The baby news, announced hours later, was a deliberate pivot, showcasing Levine’s ability to bounce back. “Adam’s competitive, but he’s not sweating the loss,” a source told E! News. “He’s got bigger things to celebrate—like diaper duty round four!” The announcement also aligned with Levine’s exit from The Voice for Season 28, as he focuses on Maroon 5’s upcoming album and tour. “I’m gonna confirm the rumors are true,” he told Jimmy Fallon in April 2025, hinting at new music and “family time.”

A Rivalry Turned Celebration

The playful nod to Bublé in the announcement’s timing added a layer of charm. Bublé, 49, has been a fan favorite since joining The Voice, his crooner charisma and mentorship earning praise. His win with David, a 34-year-old Floridian who overcame imposter syndrome, was a feel-good moment, with Bublé calling him “my kind of artist” in the finale. Levine, never one to shy from banter, leaned into the rivalry, reportedly joking backstage, “Bublé’s got the trophy, but I’m winning at home!” The baby news amplified this, with fans loving the contrast. “Michael’s got The Voice, but Adam’s got a new voice in the family,” one X post read.

Bublé’s gracious response on X showed the mutual respect between the coaches. “Adam’s gonna be the best girl dad,” he wrote, adding a heart emoji. Other Voice stars joined in, with Ballerini tweeting, “OMG, another Levine lady! So happy for you guys! 💗” and Legend posting, “Congrats, Adam and Behati! That little girl’s gonna have the coolest parents.” The outpouring underscored Levine’s impact, both as a coach and a celebrity who’s stayed relatable despite his Grammy-winning fame.

What’s Next for the Levine Crew

With the baby due later in 2025, Levine and Prinsloo are gearing up for a new chapter. They’ve hinted at slowing down, with Levine skipping The Voice Season 28 to focus on family and music. Maroon 5’s new album, teased in his Fallon appearance, is set for a 2026 release, with “Priceless” already climbing charts. Prinsloo, meanwhile, is stepping back from modeling to prep for the baby, though she’s teased a potential return to Victoria’s Secret. “We’re savoring this time,” she told Vogue in May 2025. “Four kids is a lot, but we’re ready for the chaos.”

The couple’s Brentwood mansion, where the reveal was filmed, is being prepped for the new arrival, with a nursery in the works. “It’s gonna be pink everything,” Levine joked on X, responding to a fan’s question. Fans are already speculating about the baby’s role in the family—will she inherit Dusty’s sass, Gio’s sweetness, or Sunny’s chill vibe? “She’s gonna be a rockstar,” one X user predicted. “With Adam and Behati as parents, she’s got no choice!”

A Moment That Lifted Spirits

Levine’s announcement was more than a celebrity baby reveal—it was a reminder of resilience and joy. After a high-stakes Voice finale, where he poured his heart into coaching, he flipped the script, showing that life’s biggest wins happen off-stage. The pink confetti, the kids’ laughter, and Prinsloo’s glow captured a family thriving in love. As X continues to buzz with fan art, memes, and name guesses, one thing’s clear: Levine may not have won The Voice, but he’s won at life. And with a fourth child on the way, his legacy—as a musician, coach, and dad—is only growing stronger.