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Jelly Roll, wife Bunnie Xo file for divorce after nearly 10 years
American rapper and singer Jelly Roll and his wife, Bunnie Xo, have reportedly parted ways after nearly a decade together.
According to court documents obtained by E! News, the couple filed for divorce on May 18 in Tennessee.
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The pair, who got married in August 2016, have not yet publicly addressed the separation.
However, shortly before news of the divorce surfaced, Bunnie shared a lingerie photo on her Instagram Story alongside a cryptic message suggesting she was “getting her sparkle back.”
The couple had previously been open about their plans to expand their family and their fertility journey.
In February, Bunnie revealed that they had begun taking steps toward having a child through surrogacy and IVF treatment.
“Now that we’re finally stable financially and somewhat emotionally after all the healing we’ve done over this decade together, we’re talking about the future, including growing our family,” she had said.
The reported split has since generated reactions online, especially among fans who followed the couple’s relationship and public discussions about marriage, healing and family-building.
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