Bunnie Xo Pivots to Hollywood After Divorce, Exploring Reality TV and New California Life

Her divorce settlement reportedly included the Nashville, Tennessee compound along with substantial land and farm animals, marking a major asset shift beyond her California purchases.
There are indications of ongoing tension in the family dynamic after the split, including Jelly Roll’s daughter Bailee Ann unfollowing Bunnie and Bailee preparing for college, signaling potential relational strain magnified by the divorce.
Beyond reality TV talk, Bunnie has told followers she plans to pursue online studies at Arizona State University, signaling a broader personal development plan alongside her media ambitions.
She recently added a white Rolls-Royce Cullinan to her post-divorce life, underscoring a high-profile personal upgrade as she expands into Hollywood.
Bunnie has teased that cameras could follow her and her inner circle in a possible reality show, including a scenario about moving into a shared compound with friends, a notion she floated on a since-deleted Dumb Blonde podcast episode.
Bunnie Xo is relocating to California and eyeing a Hollywood career after finalizing her divorce from country rapper Jelly Roll. The 46-year-old podcaster — real name Alisa DeFord — has already bought a new home in Los Angeles and is meeting with producers and TV agents about her own reality show, according to CinemaBlend and Female First.
An insider told CinemaBlend that Bunnie is in full "go-go-go" mode. She has also purchased a white Rolls-Royce Cullinan and told followers she plans to enroll at Arizona State University — signaling a sweeping personal reset after the split.
Bunnie is in active talks with producers and production companies in Los Angeles about a potential reality series, Perth Now and Female First report. No official deal has been signed yet. The show concept, as she teased on a since-deleted episode of her Dumb Blonde podcast, could follow her and her inner circle as they move into a shared compound together.
Insiders describe the pitch as "going full-blown Hollywood." TV Shows Ace notes that Bunnie recently revealed her Los Angeles home purchase publicly, framing the move as a bold new chapter rather than a retreat. No premiere date or network has been announced.
The divorce settlement gave Bunnie the couple's Nashville, Tennessee compound, along with substantial land and farm animals. Jelly Roll received other shared assets, and Bunnie also walked away with a lump-sum cash payment, according to reporting from CinemaBlend.
Despite the split, both sides have publicly described the separation as amicable. Bunnie has said her focus is on healing and personal growth. She has continued documenting life updates for her followers across social media and her podcast.
Not all signals point to a clean break. Jelly Roll's daughter, Bailee Ann, unfollowed Bunnie on social media after the divorce was announced. Bailee is also preparing to leave for college, adding another layer of transition to the family dynamic.
Observers note that Bailee and Bunnie had a close public relationship during the marriage. The unfollow has fueled speculation about private tensions that contradict the amicable narrative. Neither Jelly Roll nor Bailee Ann has made a public statement addressing the social media move.
Beyond the TV talks, Bunnie is building a broader personal upgrade. She bought a white Rolls-Royce Cullinan — one of the most expensive SUVs on the market — and moved into her new Los Angeles home, as TV Shows Ace reported. She has shared these milestones openly with her followers.
She also told fans she plans to pursue online classes at Arizona State University and pursue a double major. That education goal, paired with her Hollywood meetings, paints a picture of someone rebuilding on multiple fronts at once — media, business, and personal growth all in motion simultaneously.
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