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Bunnie Xo spills on celebs sliding into her DMs after ending ‘loveless’ Jelly Roll marriage: ‘Blue check marks coming in’

Bunnie Xo describes her divorce from Jelly Roll as a release from prison while reporting a surge in celebrity direct messages.

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📍 How it ended

Bunnie Xo discussed her divorce from Jelly Roll, describing their marriage as "loveless" and comparing the split to being released from prison. She also shared that she received numerous direct messages from men following the separation.

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Where it stands

She has stated that she is receiving NSFW direct messages from "blue check marks" and "thirsty men" following the split. News, Billboard, BuzzFeed, and others emphasizes Xo's humorous framing of the divorce, specifically her joke that the experience feels like being released from a 10-year prison sentence.

Yahoo reports that Xo has encouraged other women to message Jelly Roll, stating, "Good luck with that." Future developments may center on further disclosures regarding the divorce and Xo's interactions with other high-profile individuals.

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How does Bunnie Xo describe her divorce from Jelly Roll?

She has jokingly compared the divorce to being released from a 10-year prison sentence.

Who is contacting Bunnie Xo according to the reports?

She reports that her direct messages are full of "thirsty men" and individuals with "blue check marks."

What has Bunnie Xo said regarding other women messaging Jelly Roll?

She stated that she told "so many girls" to DM Jelly Roll, adding, "Good luck with that."

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