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Published 09:19 21 Jul 2026 GMT
Jelly Roll's daughter, Bailee Ann, has said the internet will "crumble" when the real reason behind his divorce from Bunnie Xo is revealed.
During a TikTok livestream on Sunday (July 19), the 18-year-old addressed rumors surrounding the split between the Grammy-winning country star, whose real name is Jason DeFord, and Bunnie, 46.
"Nobody cheated," she said on the livestream. "Period. [Get] the f*** out of my comments, my DMs, my live with that s***, I don't care, I don't want to talk about it."
She doubled down on her comments, saying neither her father nor the Dumb Blonde podcast host had been unfaithful.
"Y'all have no f***ing idea what happened, and wait 'til y'all find out," she said.
Bailee also suggested there is more to the divorce than the public realizes, and claimed that "the public's knowledge of the situation" and the former couple's relationship is not a complete picture of why Jelly Roll filed for divorce.
"The internet in totality is about to f***ing crumble the day that I open my mouth," she then said on the livestream.
"It's not a difference in f***ing opinions," she continued. "Nobody else lived in it. So don't f***ing even. I'm for real so done. Good? Everybody good? We're on the same page? Cool."
The livestream follows a cryptic TikTok Bailee shared in June, where she slammed the level of public interest in her family's private life.
"Oh & one more thing I am disgusted at how invested everyone is in a very clearly private family matter," she wrote. "It's f** crazy."
"Go on somewhere yall. Worry bout your house- not mine. I'm not speaking on it - yet."
The 'Save Me' singer filed for divorce in Williamson County, Tennessee, on May 18.
Court documents listed May 9 as the couple's date of separation and cited irreconcilable differences as the grounds for the split.
Earlier this month, the former couple finalized their divorce. According to reports, the settlement includes a one-time lump-sum payment to Bunnie and a provision preventing either party from "trash-talking" the other, per Nine.
The agreement also reportedly divides assets including homes, an aircraft, vehicles and intellectual property.
The singer publicly denied cheating rumors during a concert in Saratoga Springs, New York, in June.
"While we're talking about liars, the internet is a liar too," he told the audience. "Me and my wife are best friends, we will always be best friends. I will love her. She will probably be the only woman I'll ever love the way I loved her."
"Nobody cheated on nobody," he continued. "She just did a whole podcast about it. You can go watch it, every word of it is the truth."
A source also recently said the divorce was handled respectfully, with both sides wanting a fair settlement and no desire to prolong the process.
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Published 11:33 18 Jun 2026 GMT
Inside sources have spoken out for the first time over Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo's divorce, claiming to know the true reasons behind the split.
Real name Jason DeFord, the country artist filed for divorce from his wife of almost 10 years back in May at a Tennessee court, according to TMZ.
He cited "irreconcilable differences" in official court filings, further claiming that he and Bunnie, real name Alisa DeFord, were "unable to live together successfully as husband and wife."
It further explained that the split was a "mutual decision by the two and a private family matter," with news of the 41-year-old's filing only surfacing this week.
The couple may have remained active on social media, but no statements directly addressing the situation have been released.
But over 10 years after meeting each other, some sources claim to know the truth behind the breakdown of the highly publicized relationship.
As Bunnie, 46, has previously been open about all aspects of their relationship, the news came as a shock to fans.
Jelly met Bunnie at one of his concerts in Las Vegas in 2015, as he was living in his van and had allegedly been in and out of jail 40 times, according to the Daily Mail.
At the time, Bunnie was a "high-class" escort, and the couple would make it official the following year, and she stayed by his side as he went on to win three Grammy Awards as one of the most successful country stars in the world.
Bunnie retired from sex work in 2023, committing herself to being a stepmother to Jelly's two children from previous relationships, Bailee Ann, 18, and son Noah Buddy, nine.
The pair also had issues with drug addiction, tied to Jelly's months-long affair, which he would admit to, but after working through that, it was expected that the couple would go the distance.
One source told the Daily Mail: "You couldn't tell he was going through something. If the divorce was on his mind, you'd never have known."
But other insiders claimed that there was clear reasoning that led to Jelly's decision, with one of the main points being the artist's shift to Christianity.
Following his Grammy win for best contemporary country album in February, he held a Bible and told the crowd that "Jesus is not owned by one political party. Jesus is not owned by no music label."
This new direction has created a night-and-day difference from his past, while also setting himself apart from his wife's previous escorting and online sex work.
Bunnie may have quit, but her Dumb Blonde podcast features several NSFW topics including her sex life and spicy social media posts, which may have started to cause a stir at home.
Hours before the divorce was made public, Bunnie posted a revealing snap on her Instagram story, wearing only a satin bralette and matching thong.
Another insider told the publication: "There is just such a conflict in what's going on. He's preaching this Christian way of life. She's posing mostly naked and talking about porn and penises on her podcast.
"At every turn, she's just kind of embarrassing him and wrecking every PR narrative that they're trying to create. This is the talk of the town [in Nashville]."
Christian music has officially hit the mainstream, becoming a prominent part of life in Nashville, as a source added: "There's so much money in [Christian music], but [his renewed faith] is just an act in my opinion.
"He saw a lot of money in this market and told Bunnie to get it together. But she wouldn't stay in line and it is destroying his brand," they added.
The same source claimed: "He saw a lot of money in this market and told Bunnie to get it together. But she wouldn't stay in line and it is destroying his brand.
"She just wants to be what she is. She's been an escort and in porn and gets her validation and audience from being in a G-string. That's been her life but now, suddenly, he's a preacher and she's a preacher's wife."
Their lifestyles have seemingly caused a clash, though there has also been a disagreement about expanding their family.
Bunnie has previously opened up about undergoing IVF after finding out her fallopian tubes were blocked, but the treatment was ultimately unfruitful.
Efforts to find a surrogate also amounted to nothing, as an insider said: "Both [she and Jelly Roll] wanted more children, but disagreements over timing and his increasingly demanding career have created ongoing tension.
"Ultimately, he felt it wasn't wise to move forward with having more kids when the stability of their relationship remained uncertain, and they seemed destined to keep repeating the same cycle."
The source added: "Their relationship has always been passionate but turbulent, with frequent almost-breakups followed by intense reconciliations."
Published 16:02 19 Jun 2026 GMT
Bunnie Xo has revealed what she is getting from her divorce settlement.
The 46-year-old revealed on her Dumb Blonde podcast that she and Jelly Roll have managed to divide their assets quickly and remain on remarkably good terms despite their split.
"My husband and I are ending this marriage on the best possible terms," the host, whose real name is Alisa DeFord, said.
Explaining that the 41-year-old country star filed for divorce last month, she added: "We're literally settling our divorce. We've done it in two weeks, three weeks."
One of the biggest assets involved is a property the former couple purchased last year.
Bunnie disclosed that Jelly Roll has agreed to let her keep the compound, which includes three homes and has been a passion project for her.
"J is so f***ing sweet that he's giving me that compound in the divorce," she said, "because he knows how special it is to me."
She also hinted that financial support is part of the settlement arrangement.
"I joke around with him," she said. "I'm like, 'Well, you didn't take care of me in the marriage, but you're taking care of me in the divorce.'" She added: "We stan a f***ing king."
Despite the legal proceedings, the influencer made it clear there is no animosity between them.
"That's my f***ing best friend, dude," she said.
Her comments echo comments Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason Bradley DeFord, recently made while addressing the divorce publicly for the first time during a concert in Saratoga Springs, New York.
The 'Save Me' singer denied speculation that infidelity played a role in the breakup, telling the crowd: "While we're talking about liars, the internet is a liar too... nobody cheated on nobody.
"Me and my wife are best friends. We will always be best friends," he continued, adding that Bunnie is "probably the only woman I will ever love the way I loved her."
He then promoted her podcast episode about the divorce, saying: "Every word of it is the truth. That will be my best friend forever.
"This is the only time I will ever speak about it. Bunnie, I love you, baby," he concluded.
While their marriage may be ending, Bunnie revealed the former couple is still planning to have a child together following their difficult IVF journey.
"We're just going to raise little Nugget as one big happy family," she previously said.
She also noted that she and Jelly Roll will continue co-parenting his children, Bailee, 18, and Noah, nine.
"We have been the most unconventional couple that you guys have ever encountered," she said.
Although Bunnie has now embraced the changes in her life, she admitted the divorce wasn't what she initially wanted.
"I felt like we deserved a chance to go to therapy and figure s**t out," she said. "He didn't feel that way and I respect it. It took me a month and a half now to respect that."
She believes the split forced both of them to have conversations they had been avoiding.
"Was it necessary for us to have a wakeup call and to actually start having these real conversations? Absolutely," she said. "This was like a resurrection of my soul, because I literally feel like a different human than I was a month and a half ago - and I'm so thankful."
Published 10:43 19 Jun 2026 GMT
After country music star Jelly Roll, 41, filed for divorce from his wife, influencer and podcast host Bunnie Xo, 46, he has stayed silent until now.
He has finally spoken out about their relationship and even claimed that “nobody cheated on nobody.”
The couple, with a combined 8.3 million followers on Instagram, had been married for almost ten years and renewed their vows just three years ago.
Although the singer paid tribute to his wife on stage at the Grammys earlier this year, saying that without her, he “would have ended up dead or in jail”, Jelly Roll has filed for divorce months later.
On Thursday evening, he told the audience at his show at Saratoga Springs, New York: “This is the only time and the only city I’m gonna speak about this, so break your camera phones out now.”
Jelly Roll, real name Jason Bradley DeFord, even claimed: “Me and my wife are best friends. We will always be best friends,” and declared that Bunnie will “probably be the only woman I will ever love the way I loved her.”
Despite TMZ reporting that the separation was a "mutual decision by the two and a private family matter", the pair have previously been open about their up-and-down relationship.
The documents filed for the divorce cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for ending their marriage.
Offering an olive branch to his estranged wife, the 'Wild Ones' singer endorsed an episode of Bunnie’s Dumb Blonde podcast, during which she discussed the couple’s divorce.
Prompting fans to listen to the episode, Jelly Roll said: “Every word of it is the truth. That will be my best friend forever. This is the only time I will ever speak about it. Bunnie, I love you, baby.”
The podcast host, real name Alisa De Ford, made a bombshell revelation in the most recent episode: Jelly Roll is allegedly already dating again.
She revealed: "J is a little lover, and he, you know, he likes to snuggle, and he likes to cuddle.”
The model even encouraged other women to contact her soon-to-be ex-husband, saying: "Don't be scared. Shoot your motherf**king shot.
"I will be the ex-wife, okay? And we'll have a great time."
However, she did also admit that she is not ready to do the same. Bunnie confessed: “The crazy thing is, I'm not even ready to hook up with a dude. I'm ready to focus on myself and pour into myself."
Published 12:58 04 Jul 2026 GMT
Bunnie Xo has revealed a surprising new move in the wake of her split from husband Jelly Roll after 10 years of marriage.
As previously reported, Jelly Roll, 41, filed for divorce from Bunnie, 46, in May after nearly a decade of marriage, citing "irreconcilable differences".
The podcaster revealed that an argument on Mother's Day led to the end of their marriage, explaining: "On Mother's Day, we had a little bit of an argument, which I don't think the details are necessary.
"And, in that argument, I was so fed up and so tired that I just looked at him and said, 'Well, then file the f***ing divorce papers.'"
According to Bunnie, Jelly Roll followed through and filed the paperwork shortly afterward.
The former couple first met in 2015 and married in Las Vegas the following year after the singer proposed on stage.
Although they briefly separated in 2018, they later reconciled and renewed their vows in 2023.
Now, Bunnie has revealed her plans for life as a single woman - and it involves going back to school.
The Dumb Blonde podcast host, whose real name is Alisa Carter, took to Instagram to reveal that she has been accepted into Arizona State University.
She shared a post of ASU's welcome message for her, joking: "Dr. Xo, loading?", while Kings of Leon’s song 'Sex on Fire' played alongside it.
Despite her and Jelly Roll splitting up, Bunnie revealed that she and the country star are still planning to have a baby together.
She explained: "[He] has been so great about us still having a baby together," adding that "he wants the same thing" despite their marriage ending.
"We're just going to raise little Nugget as one big happy family," she told listeners of her podcast.
While discussing the breakdown of their relationship, Bunnie reflected on their difficult fertility journey.
"In the last two years, when we decided to have a baby, I had to do IVF," she said. "My hat goes off to any woman, family, couple who is going through IVF because, let me tell you something, dude, that is one of the loneliest, darkest journeys you will be on."
She continued: "Yes, everybody gets to see the reward at the end, but it is not all bells and whistles. It is not a beautiful journey. It completely wrecked me."
According to Bunnie, both she and Jelly Roll were taking hormones during the process, while the 'Save Me' singer was also dealing with a low sperm count, creating what she described as a chaotic situation.
The couple endured several painful setbacks during treatment. Bunnie disclosed that across three embryo transfers, they lost four embryos.
"The two twins that we were going to try to have, and then we lost the other two," she explained. "And anybody that's going through that and has to deal with these miscarriages, it's gut-wrenching. It is so heartbreaking."
She admitted the losses left her questioning why the process had been so difficult.
"You get so mad at God, because you're like, 'Why is it so easy for people who don't deserve children to just be able to just pop them out?'" she recalled thinking, adding that she and Jelly Roll are "two people that really want a baby together."
The podcast host said the "roadblocks" in their relationship had taken "a toll" on them, but she feels the pair are "trauma bonded at this point".
Published 10:18 18 Jun 2026 GMT
A chilling accusation against Jelly Roll has resurfaced, just days after news of his divorce from Bunnie Xo broke.
The country artist filed for divorce from his wife of almost 10 years on May 18 in Williamson County, Tennessee, according to TMZ.
Jelly Roll, real name Jason DeFord, cited "irreconcilable differences" as his court filings revealed that he and Bunnie, real name Alisa DeFord, were "unable to live together successfully as husband and wife."
Documents revealed that it was a "mutual decision by the two and a private family matter," as the 41-year-old made the filing in May.
No direct statements have been made by either party on the situation, despite some questionable social media moves.
Candid old clips of Bunnie speaking about their relationship have resurfaced in the days since, but there have been more severe allegations linked to Jelly.
There may be no proof of a connection, but the country artist and three-time Grammy winner was hit with a chilling accusation in Tennessee weeks before he filed for divorce.
Comedian Nicole Arbour has been on social media recently, speaking about the artist and how he allegedly threatened to kill her.
As first reported by TMZ, the Metro Nashville Police Department told the publication that they were looking into the matter.
They stated: “As you’re probably aware, there appears to be an ongoing back and forth between the two,
“No charges have been filed and there is no current investigation underway on the part of MNPD.”
TMZ added that an incident report was filed by Arbour on March 1, providing a video, as authorities admitted that they'd looked at the video, identifying Jelly Roll and another man.
The report said that Jelly claimed to have seen Arbour at a charity event with a camera, as she claimed he said "he would kill her" if he saw her with the camera.
According to the publication, the report detailed that police admitted to hearing the comment when going over footage.
This prompted the Canadian comedian to take to X to both challenge police and criticize TMZ's coverage.
Speaking in a video uploaded to social media, Nicole Arbour claimed: “Here’s why all of this is strange and giving police corruption.”
She alleged that a detective investigating the case had emailed her 46 minutes after TMZ's story was released, and claimed that the investigation was paused as a witness could not be contacted.
The comedian went as far as claiming that Jelly pays TMZ to run stories and that the Nashville Police Department was corrupt.
She went on: “The first time I went to make a police report about Jelly Roll, which was Metro Nashville, the officer would not take it,
“I mean, they would not take it. They said they would not take it. They don’t want to get sued. They don’t want to get put on leave. They don’t want to be involved. They wouldn’t take my police report. That actually happened.”
“They were shady AF in my opinion,” she concluded.
The social media personality claimed she did not have a camera in her interaction with Jelly, claiming: “People will be like, ‘Oh, if Jelly Roll was threatening your life, why didn’t you pull out your phone and film it?’
“I did, and he was like, ‘If I see your phone I will kill you.’”
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