He's happily moved on with Gwen Stefani since his divorce from Miranda Lambert, and with his new album If I'm Honest, is back on the top of the music charts, but that doesn't mean that Blake Shelton isn't reflective of the dark place he was in after his divorce first came around.

In a new interview with People Magazine, the singer opened up about how he was feeling following his divorce from Lambert last year, after four years of marriage and ten years together overall, and for the first time, he admits that he was in a dark place which had him questioning if he really had anything worth living for anymore.

"This time last year, there was no light at the end of the tunnel for me personally," he said. "There was a point there where I thought I didn't even want to exist anymore."

"I told people I wished I could go into a coma and wake up a year from now," he added.

However, now, as the one year mark of the couple's July divorce announcement draws near, he admits that life is better than he could have imagined it would have been so soon after his marriage ended, and he credits his new relationship with Stefani as a big part of what has helped pull him through and get out of that place.

"Here we are a year from now, and [look at] the way things have turned out and how crazy life is sometimes," he said. "You never know who's in your life that can save your life, and I found that out."

Shelton and Lambert announced their divorce in July of last year, A few weeks later, Stefani announced her own divorce from Gavin Rossdale. She and Shelton bonded on the set of The Voice over their mutual heartbreaks, and later found na romantic connection, which they confirmed by going public with the romance in November.

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