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Bunnie Xo Sings Jelly Roll Song About Her Being a ‘Human Barbie’ Amid Their Divorce

Bunnie Xo Sings Jelly Roll Song About Her Being a ‘Human Barbie’ Amid Their Divorce

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Bunnie Xo shared another provocative social media post in the wake of her split from Jelly Roll.

On Wednesday, June 17, the “Dumb Blonde Podcast” host, 46, posted an Instagram video where she lip-synced to estranged husband Jelly Roll’s 2018 track “No Limit (Freestyle).”

The song choice is bound to raise some eyebrows since Jelly Roll (real name Jason Bradley DeFord), 41, raps about Bunnie (real name Alisa DeFord) in the song. Bunnie Xo specifically sang along to a section of “No Limit (Freestyle)” where he calls her “super bad” and brags that she “looks like a human Barbie.”

“I’ve been known to set it off my bitch bad like Cardi,” Jelly Roll goes on in the song. “That country s*** city slick back of the cup / Have you ever been f***ed in the back of a truck?”

Alongside the lip-syncing video, Bunnie teased in the caption, “Podcast coming.”

Bunnie’s social media posts have drawn plenty of attention since Us Weekly confirmed that Jelly Roll filed for divorce in Tennessee on May 18. The musician cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason behind his split from Bunnie and suggested they were working towards “an equitable division of the parties’ assets and apportion[ing] responsibility for payment of the parties’ debts.”

Two days after the divorce petition was filed, Bunnie posted a cryptic TikTok video, where she wrote, “Women’s intuition when that s*** don’t add up … Mmmmhmmm #bunniexo.”

On Monday, Bunnie posed in pink lingerie for an Instagram Story with yet another intriguing caption, which read, “She’s getting her sparkle back.” The podcaster also shared a video where she lip-synced to Nickelback’s breakup anthem “How You Remind Me.”

For his part, Jelly Roll removed references to Bunnie from his Instagram bio in the wake of his divorce news. He has otherwise stayed away from directly referencing the split, instead sharing an update on his 275 lb. weight loss journey on Monday.

The “Need a Favor” musician revealed that he was hospitalized in Charlotte one week before his divorce became public knowledge. In a June 10 TikTik video, Jelly Roll explained that he missed a planned duet with Post Malone on their Big Ass Stadium Tour on June 9 because he developed a sinus infection.

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Bunnie Xo clapped back at rumors that her marriage was troubled less than a year before her estranged husband Jelly Roll filed for divorce. “Someone said the other day, ‘They used to always be together, and now you never see them together,’” Bunnie, 46, said in an August 2025 episode of her “Dumb Blonde” podcast. […]

“I’m telling you, I was puffy-faced. It was bad, dude. The sinus infection was bad,” he recalled, before joking: “Now, I’m all jacked up because they gave me a bunch of steroids!”

The rapper went on, “It was the first night since I’ve been touring with Post that I wasn’t able to come out and sing ‘Losers’ with him because I just barely got through my show.”

Jelly Roll is next set to hit the stage with Post Malone in East Hartford, Connecticut, on June 22 and Cleveland on June 25. (The duo will be supported at both shows by singer-songwriter Carter Faith.)



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