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%VIRTUAL-Gallery-184633%Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert have had their fair share of scandalous headlines, mostly surrounding Blake's alleged infidelity.
When the first few came out, Blake and Miranda joked about it publicly via their social media sites and it seemed to just roll off their backs.
After one especially offensive magazine cover came out alleging that The Voice judge had cheated and it destroyed their marriage, he tweeted to his wife, saying, "Hey @mirandlambert... I just read in a tabloid that our marriage is falling apart!!! FOCK!!!"
Miranda replied back saying, "Oh no! Can't wait to read if we make it or not."
But, as we've often seen, there is sometimes a shred of truth even behind the most sensational headlines...and Miranda isn't taking any chances.
Back in June, the country star admitted to Us Weekly that she had checked out the people her hubby follows on Twitter and said "they're all hot girls!"
Now, the couple has taken it one step further, offering each other an all-access pass to their electronic devices. "Either one of us can always look at each other's phone, and we know each other's passcode," Miranda told the mag.
And their social media sites aren't exempt, either, with Miranda confessing that she likes to check Blake's direct messages on Twitter.
Well, that's one way to keep a relationship honest...
Do you think couples should exchange passwords so they can check up on each other?
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