Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo finalize no-trash-talk divorce

The country stars have sealed the deal on their split just months after filing. Court docs show a quick, private settlement with a key no-criticism clause.

Jelly Roll, real name Jason DeFord, filed for divorce from Bunnie Xo, née Alisa DeFord, in Williamson County, Tennessee, on 18 May citing irreconcilable differences. The pair, married since 2016, agreed to a confidentiality clause that bars either from trash-talking the other.

TMZ reports the settlement includes a one-time lump-sum payment from Jelly to Bunnie and divides assets such as an aircraft, vehicles, homes and intellectual property. No ongoing alimony claims remain.

Bunnie told her Dumb Blonde Podcast they settled the divorce in two or three weeks and are “ending this marriage on the best possible terms.” She added they still plan to have a baby together. Jelly echoed the amicable tone onstage in Saratoga Springs, New York, calling her his “best friend for life.”

Bunnie has since been spotted with Dylan Wolf and enrolled at Arizona State University.

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Bunnie XO speaking on a podcast about her divorce from Jelly Roll
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Bunnie XO Addresses Jelly Roll Divorce on Podcast

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Bunnie XO spoke publicly about her split from Jelly Roll during a Thursday podcast episode. She confirmed the divorce filing while stressing an amicable split and shared future plans.

Jelly Roll filed for divorce from Bunnie XO in May citing irreconcilable differences. The pair have since shared vlogs, podcasts and statements showing they remain close friends planning to co-parent and even have a baby.

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Jelly Roll and Bunnie XO are splitting after years of public devotion. The country star filed last week, though he insists love remains. Bunnie is calling him her best friend and vowing support.

Jelly Roll visited San Quentin Rehabilitation Center to shoot his latest music video, "Hands Up." The trip follows a long tradition of artists performing for inmates there.

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Nottingham alt-country group Divorce has announced it will continue as a duo following the departure of two founding members. Drummer Kasper Sandstrom and lead guitarist Adam Peter Smith shared the news on social media yesterday. The remaining members plan to move forward in a new era for the band.

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