Bunnie XO is marking the end of her marriage in the most Bunnie XO way possible. Days after finalizing her divorce from country-rap star Jelly Roll, the podcaster and media personality showed off a brand-new Rolls-Royce Cullinan, and the internet has been reacting ever since.
Here’s what’s confirmed about the divorce settlement, the reported price tag on her new SUV, and what she’s said about this new chapter.
Bunnie XO’s Divorce From Jelly Roll Is Now Finalized
Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason DeFord, filed for divorce from Bunnie XO (real name Alisa Carter) earlier this year, listing the couple’s date of separation as May 9. The pair had been married for roughly a decade, building a highly public relationship that both openly discussed on their respective podcasts and social platforms.
According to court filings, the settlement divides a significant shared estate, including vehicles, homes, an aircraft, and intellectual property tied to their joint media ventures. Reports indicate Jelly Roll agreed to a one-time, confidential payment to Bunnie as part of the settlement, with no ongoing alimony claims made in court.
Bunnie XO’s New Rolls-Royce Cullinan
Just days after the divorce was finalized, Bunnie took to Instagram to reveal a brand-new Rolls-Royce Cullinan, reportedly valued at around $500,000. In the video, she’s seen signing paperwork at the dealership before showing off the SUV’s interior, which reportedly features red-and-black leather seating and Rolls-Royce’s signature starlight headliner. She captioned the reveal with a simple message about treating herself to a fresh start.
The Cullinan is Rolls-Royce’s flagship SUV, and reported price tags on similarly equipped models in this range generally land well into six figures once custom interior options are factored in.
What Bunnie XO Has Said About Her Fresh Start
Bunnie has been candid on her own podcast about navigating the divorce publicly, framing the split as amicable while still acknowledging how strange it is to end a decade-long, very public marriage. The Rolls-Royce purchase has been read by fans less as a flex and more as a symbolic moment — a visible marker of her moving into her next chapter on her own terms, financially and otherwise.
How Fans Are Reacting
Reaction across social media has largely framed the purchase as a celebratory, self-care moment rather than a swipe at her ex-husband. Given how openly both Bunnie and Jelly Roll have shared their relationship, including its rockier stretches, with their audiences over the years, followers have generally responded with support for her new purchase and the broader idea of closing this chapter with something meant just for her.
What’s Next for Bunnie XO and Jelly Roll
Both continue to run separate but high-profile media careers, with Jelly Roll focused on his music and Bunnie continuing her podcasting and TV work. With the settlement finalized and both parties reportedly on amicable terms, neither has indicated plans to address the split much further beyond what’s already been shared publicly.
Their Decade-Long Public Relationship
Jelly Roll and Bunnie built much of their public profile around being unusually open about their relationship, from Jelly Roll’s weight-loss journey to the couple’s shared struggles with addiction and recovery, both of which they discussed at length across their respective platforms. That openness is part of why the divorce has generated so much attention: fans who followed the relationship’s highs and lows for years now feel invested in how each of them handles its ending. Bunnie’s choice to document her next chapter publicly, including the new Rolls-Royce, fits the same pattern of transparency that defined the marriage itself.
Bunnie XO’s Career Beyond the Marriage
Bunnie has built a substantial media career of her own, hosting the “Dumb Blonde” podcast and appearing across reality television and brand partnerships independent of her marriage to Jelly Roll. That existing platform is likely part of why she’s been able to address the divorce on her own terms rather than only through tabloid coverage, and it gives her a direct line to fans without needing to rely on interviews or statements through representatives.
FAQ: Bunnie XO and Jelly Roll’s Divorce
Is Bunnie XO’s divorce from Jelly Roll finalized?
Yes, court filings confirm the divorce has been finalized, with the couple’s shared assets, including vehicles, homes, and an aircraft, divided as part of the settlement.
How much did Bunnie XO’s new Rolls-Royce reportedly cost?
Reports place the value of Bunnie XO’s new Rolls-Royce Cullinan at approximately $500,000, based on the vehicle and its reported custom interior options.
Did Jelly Roll pay alimony in the divorce settlement?
According to reports on the court filing, Jelly Roll agreed to a one-time, confidential payment as part of the settlement, and no ongoing alimony claims were made in court.
For more on recent celebrity relationship news, see our coverage of the Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff split and Abby Elliott’s divorce filing.
Background on the Rolls-Royce Cullinan model is available on Wikipedia.
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