Country music star Jelly Roll and his wife, Bunnie Xo, have decided to end their marriage after nearly ten years together.
According to court records obtained by PEOPLE, Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason DeFord, filed for divorce in Williamson County, Tennessee, on May 18. TMZ first reported the development.
The news marks a surprising turn for a couple who had frequently shared their love story publicly and often gave fans a glimpse into their relationship through social media, interviews, and public appearances.
Over the years, Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo became known for their openness about the challenges they faced as a couple, including their personal struggles, growth, and journey together.
Their relationship was often celebrated by fans, especially as Bunnie stood by the singer through his transformation from a controversial past into one of country music’s biggest success stories.
As recently as this year, the pair appeared to be supporting and celebrating each other during major moments in Jelly Roll’s music career, making the divorce announcement unexpected for many followers.
Neither Jelly Roll nor Bunnie Xo had publicly revealed specific reasons behind their separation at the time the court filing became known.
The couple, who married in 2016, built a strong public image around loyalty, resilience, and their ability to overcome difficulties together.
Bunnie Xo, a podcast host, influencer, and entrepreneur, frequently spoke about her admiration for her husband’s achievements. At the same time, Jelly Roll often credited her for being a major source of support throughout his journey.
Their relationship became one of the most recognizable marriages in country music, with fans often praising their honesty and chemistry.
The divorce filing now signals the end of a significant chapter in both their personal lives.
As the news continues to spread, fans around the world have expressed shock and sadness over the separation of a couple who had long appeared inseparable.
More details regarding the divorce proceedings are expected to emerge as the legal process moves forward.
