Bunnie Xo Unveils New Tattoo After Jelly Roll Divorce Inspired by Iconic Breakup Song Lyrics
- After finalizing her divorce from Jelly Roll on July 17, podcaster Bunnie debuted a forearm tattoo featuring lyrics from Fleetwood Mac's "Silver Springs," following nearly 10 years of marriage.
- Jason DeFord filed for divorce from Alisa Andrea DeFord on May 18 in Williamson County, with court documents citing "irreconcilable differences" and listing May 9 as their separation date.
- Despite the legal split, Jelly Roll told fans at a concert, "Me and my wife are best friends," while Bunnie stated she remains committed to supporting him behind the scenes.
- On a July 31 Instagram Story, Bunnie dismissed speculation about the tattoo's meaning, emphasizing it represents a shared memory with friends and stating, "Not what media is saying."
- Recently, Bunnie addressed kissing another individual over the July 4th holiday at Jelly Roll's Nashville bar, noting her estranged husband "gets it" regarding her personal life.
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Bunnie Xo Debuts New Tattoo After Jelly Roll Divorce, Says It Has 'nothing' to Do with Split
Get latest articles and stories on Entertainment at LatestLY. Podcaster and social media personality Bunnie Xo has unveiled a new tattoo weeks after finalising her divorce from singer Jelly Roll, clarifying that the fresh ink is not connected to their separation, according to E! News. Entertainment News | Bunnie Xo Debuts New Tattoo After Jelly Roll Divorce, Says It Has 'nothing' to Do with Split.
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Bunnie Xo Unveils New Tattoo After Jelly Roll Divorce Inspired by Iconic Breakup Song Lyrics
Bunnie Xo—whose divorce from Jelly Roll was finalized July 17 after separating on May 9—showed off a new tattoo with iconic lyrics from Fleetwood Mac's popular breakup song "Silver Springs."
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