In a surprising development, country star Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason DeFord, has reportedly filed for divorce from his wife, Bunnie XO, after nearly 10 years of marriage, according to TMZ. Court documents cited by the outlet state that the singer submitted paperwork at a Tennessee courthouse in May. The report added that the separation was described as a mutual decision and a private matter for the family. The couple’s relationship began long before Jelly Roll became a mainstream music success. They reportedly first crossed paths in 2015 during one of his early performances at the Country Saloon in Las Vegas. At the time, the singer was struggling financially and reportedly living in a converted van while trying to rebuild his life after past legal troubles. Bunnie was also navigating her own challenges while working as a high-end escort.Their romance moved quickly. About a year after they started dating, Jelly Roll proposed to Bunnie on stage in Las Vegas in 2016. Staying true to their spontaneous personalities, the pair headed to a wedding chapel later that same night and got married. Throughout their marriage, Bunnie became a major part of Jelly Roll’s life and personal journey. She played a significant role in helping him build stability and support his family, including his daughter Bailee and son Noah. Jelly Roll often spoke publicly about the impact she had on creating a stronger home life.The couple never tried to present their relationship as perfect. They frequently said they disliked being called 'couple goals', explaining that their marriage faced challenges and difficult periods over the years. In 2023, they returned to the same Las Vegas chapel where they first married and renewed their commitment in a more traditional ceremony. Earlier this year, they also appeared happy together at the Grammy Awards, as reported by People, where Jelly Roll thanked Bunnie emotionally during his acceptance speech after winning Best Contemporary Country Album. Jelly Roll, who had faced robbery and drug possession convictions before 2010, received a pardon in 2025, reported The Music Universe. Tennessee Governor Bill Lee granted clemency in December, recognizing the singer’s remarkable personal transformation and his dedication to helping others.The reason behind the reported split remains unclear, and neither side has publicly addressed what led to the decision.