Bunnie Xo buys $500K custom Rolls-Royce after Jelly Roll divorce
She’s riding big until the wheels fall off.
Bunnie Xo purchased a white Rolls-Royce Cullinan after finalizing her divorce from Jelly Roll.
On Sunday, the podcaster took to Instagram to show off her new ride, which can retail anywhere between $450,000 and $600,000, at the dealership.
In the clip, set to the tune of Key Glock’s track “Hardknock,” Bunnie and her new boytoy, Dylan Wolf, went to sign the paperwork to take home her new pricey ride.
She briefly gave fans a look inside the car, which featured red and black leather seats and its famous starry night sky on the roof.
The video concluded with Bunnie driving her new whip off the lot.
“Sometimes a girl needs to spoil herself,” Bunnie, born Alisa Carter, wrote atop the video.
The former sex worker took to her Instagram Stories to share a video of herself being a passenger princess as Wolf, 24, appeared to drive her new vehicle.
Several fans praised the “Dumb Blonde” podcast host for treating herself after having a heartbreaking public divorce.
“You gave, it didn’t work out and you walked out with respect. You deserve it all,” said one person.
“GIRL!!!! I’m so happy for you! So proud of you! A boss car for a boss b!tch!!! 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍😍😍😍😍,” added another.
However, other users called Bunnie out for purchasing a lavish gift in this current state of the economy.
When one fan said something negative about Bunnie’s new car, she responded: “bc I bought a car after having one of the hardest years of my life? If you a hater, just say that sis.”
Last month, news broke that Jelly — born Jason DeFord — quietly filed for divorce from Bunnie in Williamson County, Tennessee, after 10 years of marriage.
The Grammy winner, 41, cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason behind their split.
Earlier this month, the exes settled their divorce — which gave Bunnie a one-time lump sum payment from Jelly.
Since the split, Bunnie was seen making out with Wolf at her estranged husband’s bar — Jelly Roll’s Goodnight Nashville.
