Podcaster Bunnie Xo celebrated the end of her marriage to Grammy-winning country rapper Jelly Roll by purchasing a white Rolls-Royce Cullinan worth up to $600,000, and posting the whole thing on Instagram.
Bunnie, born Alisa Carter, shared a video on Sunday showing herself at a car dealership signing paperwork alongside her new boyfriend, 24-year-old reality star Dylan Wolf. The clip, set to a Key Glock track, offered a brief tour of the vehicle's interior, red and black leather seats, a starry night sky roof, before ending with Bunnie driving the luxury SUV off the lot. A Rolls-Royce Cullinan retails between $450,000 and $600,000, Page Six reported.
She captioned the post simply: "Sometimes a girl needs to spoil herself."
The purchase came just weeks after Bunnie and Jelly Roll, born Jason DeFord, now 41, finalized their divorce settlement. DeFord had quietly filed in Williamson County, Tennessee, citing irreconcilable differences after roughly a decade of marriage. The settlement included a one-time lump sum payment to Bunnie, though neither side has disclosed the dollar amount.
Bunnie wasted little time moving on. Before the settlement was even finalized, she was spotted making out with Wolf at Goodnight Nashville, a bar owned by her then-estranged husband. The Jelly Roll divorce filing had already drawn public attention, and the scene at his own venue added another layer to a split that Nashville and country music fans had been watching closely.
Wolf, who appeared in the Instagram video at the dealership, later showed up again on Bunnie's Instagram Stories. She posted a clip of herself riding as a passenger while Wolf drove her new Cullinan.
Not every fan was thrilled. When one commenter left a negative remark about the purchase, Bunnie fired back directly.
"bc I bought a car after having one of the hardest years of my life? If you a hater, just say that sis."
Other followers rallied behind the "Dumb Blonde" podcast host. One wrote: "You gave, it didn't work out and you walked out with respect. You deserve it all." Another called it "a boss car" and said she was proud of Bunnie.
The exact size of Bunnie's divorce settlement remains undisclosed. What is clear is that the one-time lump sum from DeFord preceded a half-million-dollar vehicle purchase by a matter of weeks. Bunnie, a former sex worker turned podcaster, has built her own media brand, but the timeline invites obvious questions about where the money came from, questions she has shown no interest in answering.
High-profile divorces with eye-popping financial outcomes are hardly new. A South Korean AI billionaire was recently ordered to pay $645 million to settle a decade-long marital dispute. The sums differ, but the pattern is familiar: one spouse walks away with a check, and the public watches how it gets spent.
DeFord, for his part, has said nothing publicly about the Rolls-Royce purchase. The Grammy winner cited irreconcilable differences in his filing and appears to have moved on quietly, a contrast to Bunnie's approach.
Earlier in the divorce process, the two had posted a friendly phone call that surprised fans expecting bitterness. That goodwill, at least publicly, seems to have been one-sided in the weeks since.
Dylan Wolf's role in all of this remains loosely defined. Page Six describes the 24-year-old as Bunnie's "new boytoy." His background beyond reality television is thin in public reporting. What is documented is that he accompanied Bunnie to the dealership, signed paperwork alongside her, and drove her new vehicle on camera, all within weeks of the divorce being finalized.
Celebrity post-divorce reinventions have become their own genre. Shannon Elizabeth recently finalized her own divorce and pivoted to new ventures. Bunnie's pivot involved a Rolls-Royce and a younger man. The vehicle she chose, a Cullinan, the brand's largest and most conspicuous SUV, is not a car someone buys quietly.
Bunnie has not disclosed whether the purchase was funded by her podcast income, the divorce settlement, or some combination. The gap between what is known and what is implied is wide enough to drive a Cullinan through.
When you settle a marriage with a lump sum and celebrate with a six-figure luxury truck on Instagram, you are not asking for privacy, you are making a statement. Bunnie made hers.