Gwen Stefani was also wearing a pair of Sea Band wrist bands, commonly used to fend off nausea symptoms like pregnancy morning sickness.

Gwen Stefani mum to sons Kingston, 4, and Zuma, 2, wore the bands while out with her husband Gavin Rossdale. They work like acupuncture exerting a constant, gentle pressure on a point on the inner wrist, known to relieve feelings of nausea.

Gwen Stefani has made it no secret that she isn’t finished making babies, so watch this space to see if she adds to her stylish brood!

Gwen Stefani spent the day with her two boys. Gwen was asked by host Ryan Seacrest why the group is touring for the first time in over five years despite not releasing a new album.

Stefani quickly replied, “My fault, my fault, my fault. I had all the babies and all that and then I was home. … I just said let’s just go on tour. I don’t want to be home writing. I just want to get out there, see everybody, get inspired and kind of do it backwards.”

Interesting news. “Stand and Deliver,” the first song recorded by the reunited No Doubt, leaked yesterday, nearly a month before the band was due to perform the song on a flashback episode of Gossip Girl. Like No Doubt’s cover of Talk Talk’s “It’s My Life,” Gwen Stefani and her bandmates manage to take Adam & The Ants’ Prince Charming hit and skew it both more modern and more new wave. Stefani replaces Ant’s thick British vocals from the original with her own valley girl cadence, befitting of the band’s role as early ’80s Los Angeles rockers on Gossip Girl. That episode, a “backdoor pilot” for a GG spin-off series, will air May 11th.

Eyewitnesses said it looked as if it was Kingston’s first time on wheel as he tried to skate between his parents, but even as they were holding his hands, his legs were moving in different directions, making it difficult for him to stand.

Despite his difficulty with the sport, he was said to be laughing and enjoying himself, even dancing the “Hokey Pokey.” Eyewitnesses said the family looked happy and seemed to be enjoying the time with their son.

The next day, the Rossdale family attended Christmas Eve Mass at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in Los Angeles. New addition, Zuma, attended the service with the family.

Gwen Stefani has announced her deal with the bars, designed by Rande Gerber, to design the outfits for bar staff in L.A.M.B. style. The short dresses, which will be made of washable black jersey material, will be in the style of one of Gwen’s clothing lines, L.A.M.B. The outfits will debut in December or early 2009.

The deal came together after the W sponsored one of the lounges at Fashion Week. Director of PR for W Hotels Jenni Benzaquen says, “Gwen Stefani was in our lounge last season, and through that relationship she’s doing uniforms for the Gerber bars located in W Hotels.”

Linkin Park and the Eagles have both pledged $50,000. And Gwen Stefani is handing over $160,000 in proceeds from her October 30 concert in San Diego to fire relief charity the San Diego Foundation.

Fires burned at numerous locations throughout southern California last month, resulting in the evacuation of 500,000 people.

Hello, friends! Look at amateur videos from Gwen’s show in Prague, Czech.

During her time with No Doubt, the band toured with ska punk band Reel Big Fish, whose frontman, Aaron Barrett, later wrote the song “She’s Famous Now” for Reel Big Fish’s 1998 album Why Do They Rock So Hard?. The song is commonly interpreted to be about a relationship between the two and Stefani’s subsequent success with No Doubt; however, Barrett later stated that he “was just trying to start a rumor”.

Stefani’s husband Gavin RossdaleIn December 1995, Stefani met Bush guitarist and lead singer Gavin Rossdale at a No Doubt concert, and the two became involved in a long distance relationship. The couple has kept details about its relationship private, avoiding talking to journalists together. They married in 2002, with a wedding in St Paul’s Church in Covent Garden, London. A second wedding was held in Los Angeles, California two weeks later. According to Stefani, it was held so that she could wear a custom-designed wedding dress by British-Gibraltarian fashion designer John Galliano.

The couple discovered in 2004 that Rossdale had an illegitimate daughter Daisy (b. 1989) from a previous fling with model Pearl Lowe when Rossdale took a paternity test. Stefani was “devastated and infuriated” at the discovery, leading to a rocky patch in her relationship with Rossdale. Stefani does not have a relationship with Daisy, though Rossdale remains Daisy’s godfather. Stefani’s song “Danger Zone” was widely believed to be about the discovery and its aftermath; however, the song was written prior to the incident.

In December 2005, Stefani and Rossdale announced that they were expecting their first child together. The pregnancy was first reported by Us Weekly, and Stefani confirmed the pregnancy by shouting “I want you to sing so loud that the baby hears it” during a concert in Fort Lauderdale, Florida after her press agent stated that it was untrue. On May 26, 2006, their son, Kingston James McGregor Rossdale, was born via caesarean section at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. Kingston weighed 3.4 kilograms (7 pounds, 5 ounces). Stefani plans to have another baby.