Jelly Roll has sparked fresh conversation online after making a noticeable change to his Instagram profile. The update arrived just days after reports surfaced that the country music star filed for divorce from his wife, Bunnie XO, on May 18, prompting fans to closely monitor both stars’ social media activity.
Jelly Roll’s latest social media activity is fueling fresh questions
Fans quickly noticed that Jelly Roll removed Bunnie XO from his Instagram bio, a move many interpreted as another sign that the couple’s relationship has officially ended. The profile adjustment came shortly after news emerged that the singer had reportedly filed for divorce in May, citing irreconcilable differences.
The timing of the Instagram change became even more notable because it coincided with Bunnie’s first online post since reports of the divorce surfaced. Rather than addressing the speculation surrounding her marriage, Bunnie shared a video featuring a gathering with friends. In the clip, the group jokingly raised hot dogs and tapped them together in a playful toast, creating a carefree moment that stood in stark contrast to the headlines surrounding her personal life. The post made no mention of Jelly Roll, the reported divorce filing, or the intense public interest in their relationship.
The removal of Bunnie XO’s tag from Jelly Roll’s Instagram bio became the latest development to spark discussion. The change removed one of the last visible mentions of her from his profile. Jelly Roll and Bunnie XO have always been open about the highs and lows of their relationship and often shared their journey with fans. Because their relationship became such a big part of their public image, reports of their divorce came as a surprise to many followers.
Roll and Bunnie XO’s 18-year-old daughter, Bailee Ann, strongly criticized people who have been discussing her family’s personal life online. In a post shared alongside a photo of herself lying in bed, she wrote, “I am disgusted at how invested everyone is in a very clearly private family matter.” She also urged people to focus on their own lives instead. According to the Daily Mail, she added, “Worry about your house, not mine.”
