NASHVILLE — Singer Jelly Roll and podcaster Bunnie Xo are taking sharply different directions after the end of their nearly 10-year marriage. Jelly Roll filed for divorce on May 18, listing May 9 as the separation date, and the divorce was finalized in July. The pair first met at a 2015 concert in Las Vegas and eloped the following year. Since the split, Bunnie Xo has emphasized a lifestyle of luxury and independence, buying an estimated $500,000 Rolls-Royce and giving social media followers a tour of her new Nashville-area home, which features hidden stairways, multiple large closets, ornate floral rooms, an outdoor shower and an infinity pool. Bunnie Xo has also drawn attention for being seen with 24-year-old “Calabasas Confidential” star Dylan Wolf, including being filmed kissing him and spending time together at Jelly Roll’s bar in Nashville, according to TMZ. Jelly Roll, meanwhile, has focused on health, fitness and new music, releasing the song “Hands Up” on June 24 and sharing that he recently completed a challenging mountain hike that he said would have been impossible for him a few years ago. He has continued to document his weight-loss journey online, including posting a protein shake recipe and joking that “Swole Roll” is on the way, while both he and Bunnie Xo publicly deny cheating and say they intend to remain close and co-parent as they move forward with IVF plans despite the divorce.
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This story highlights the different paths people can take post-divorce. Jelly Roll is focusing on health and music, while Bunnie Xo is embracing luxury and independence. It's a reminder that life changes can be a chance to redefine yourself. If you're facing a similar situation, consider what new direction you'd like to take.
Divorce is tough, but Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo are showing it doesn't have to be the end. They're both moving forward in their own ways and even planning to co-parent. Their story is a testament to resilience and adaptability. Worth forwarding if you know someone navigating a split.
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