Key Takeaways

  • Bunnie Xo removed her divorce podcast episode to avoid it becoming a permanent headline.
  • She earned $100,000 from the episode but prioritized her healing over the money.
  • Xo has been mourning her marriage for over a year, contrary to public perception.
  • She addressed criticism for moving on quickly after her split with Jelly Roll.

Bunnie Xo’s Decision to Delete Podcast Episode

Bunnie Xo has decided to take down her recent podcast episode of “Dumb Blonde,” which focused on her divorce from singer Jelly Roll. She explained that she didn’t want this difficult chapter of her life to become a permanent headline.

Addressing the Backlash

In her latest episode, released on Friday, Xo expressed her desire to be honest with her fans but noted that her openness had backfired. “I owe you guys the truth of things even when, to me, they’re obvious, but for some reason, people always want to try to make things like a negative thing,” she said.

Financial Gains vs. Personal Healing

Despite the episode being one of her highest-viewed, bringing in $100,000, Xo emphasized that financial gain was not her priority. “If I cared about the money, I would have left it up and let it get another f—ing 100 grand,” she stated. She highlighted the importance of taking time for herself to heal and move on.

Moving Forward After Heartbreak

Xo shared that while some accused her of moving on too quickly, she had been mourning her marriage for at least a year. She described her emotional state during this period, stating, “I have been sitting in purgatory for two and a half months in my studio house.” She revealed that she faced significant challenges, including losing weight and needing medical assistance due to malnourishment.

Life After Divorce

Recently, Bunnie Xo was seen with 24-year-old reality star Dylan Wolf, which sparked further criticism. She clarified that she had been dealing with her marriage’s end long before this new relationship. She mentioned that Jelly Roll had no issue with her moving on, saying, “he gets it.” This openness about her journey reflects her desire to reclaim her narrative after a challenging time.