Jelly Roll's ex

Jelly Roll's wife, Bunnie XO, clapped back at haters accusing her of disrespecting her husband for posting about meeting her celebrity hall pass, Chris 'Motionless' Cerulli. 

After sparking backlash for sharing a video of herself acting giddy and lovestruck as she met her crush, who was performing at Las Vegas' Sick New World music festival, the podcast host, 44, made it clear her husband, 39, wasn't losing any sleep over her brief interaction with the Motionless in White's frontman, 37.

On Monday, the former high-end escort, who celebrated her one-year departure from sex work last month, shared a text message exchange with her spouse, who texted the YouTube sensation that her controversial TikTok was 'so funny.'

She replied that she 'thought so too but' that some people were 'offended' by it.  

Jelly Roll's wife, Bunnie XO, clapped back at haters accusing her of disrespecting her husband for posting about meeting her celebrity hall pass, Chris 'Motionless' Cerulli (seen with her husband on February 4, 2024)

'So many ppl offended & upset about my 'hall pass' video. When my husband & I are just giggling over it,' she wrote on Facebook. 'Sorry y'all aren't comfortable in your own skin & too insecure to let your s/o joke around.'

She continued: 'I'd hate to live in a cage like that. Y'all forget my husband is my bestfriend & love of my life.'

'Half the things I say & do are a JOKE. Satire. If you don't know the definition look it up & while you're at it, look up the word personality. Maybe it will help some of y'all find one,' she concluded. 

In a follow-up post on her social media account, Bunnie called out trolls for hating on her when she met her hall pass, but 'swooned' over her husband taking a picture with his crush Taylor Swift at the 2024 Grammy Awards in February.   

'When my husband met his crush Taylor Swift everyone swooned,' she wrote. 'But his wife, an outspoken blonde meets hers & omg what a wh*re! We feel so bad for Jelly blah blah blah. I didn't even hug [the] dude lmao - I shook his hand & y'all kno how much I hate shaking hands.'

Ultimately, she marveled at how 'double standards in society are WILD.'

The Wild Ones hitmaker made it clear to his fans that he was supportive of his wife meeting Cerulli backstage, and was, even, the one responsible for them crossing paths.

Under her TikTok video, Jelly commented: 'Bout time.'

After sparking backlash for sharing a video of herself acting giddy and lovestruck as she met her crush, who was performing at Las Vegas' Sick New World music festival, the podcast host, 44, made it clear her husband, 39, wasn't losing any sleep over her brief interaction with the Motionless in White's frontman, 37

On Monday, the former high-end escort, who celebrated her one-year departure from sex work last month, shared a text message exchange with her spouse, who texted the YouTube sensation that her controversial TikTok was 'so funny'

'So many ppl offended & upset about my 'hall pass' video. When my husband & I are just giggling over it.,' she wrote on Facebook. 'Sorry y'all aren't comfortable in your own skin & too insecure to let your s/o joke around'

'Wait 'til they figure out you made this happen,' Bunnie replied. 'Or should we let them sweat it out a little more?' 

Fans of Jelly expressed outrage over Bunnie jokingly declaring in her TikTok caption that she Motionless were 'in love now.' 

'Damn but what about my man Jelly Roll,' one commenter wrote. 

Others accused her of being 'disrespectful' of her marriage. 

Earlier this month, Jelly said the challenges in their seven-year marriage have only made them stronger. 

In a follow-up post on her social media account, Bunnie called out trolls for hating on her when she met her hall pass, but 'swooned' over her husband taking a picture with his crush Taylor Swift at the 66th Grammy Awards (seen above)

The Wild Ones hitmaker made it clear to his fans that he was supportive of his wife meeting Cerulli backstage, and was, even, the one responsible for arranging the moment

Under her TikTok video, Jelly commented: 'Bout time'

 'It ain't always been Hallmark cards and Care Bears, and we had to really put in a lot of work to be together, and it was worth it. It was worth every second. It was worth every disagreement,' he told People. 

Jelly continued: 'It was worth every split. All roads pointed back to the North Star that was all love. We're in the easy phase now.'

As for the key to their successful relationship, Jelly credited him and his wife for having 'open, real, honest communication' with one another. 

'We talk about the uncomfortable stuff up front. It's a real important thing in our marriage,' he told Fox News Digital at the 2024 CMT Music Awards.

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