Two months after Jelly Roll filed for divorce, his ex-wife Bunnie XO was caught on video kissing 24-year-old Netflix star Dylan Wolf, at the country singer's own bar in Nashville, on the Fourth of July, in the rooftop VIP section.
The optics alone tell a story no denial can easily undo.
Video obtained by TMZ and reported by The Sun shows Bunnie XO, 46, and Wolf, a cast member on Netflix's Calabasas Confidential, "passionately making out underneath some flashing blue lights" at Jelly Roll's Goodnight Nashville Bar. The venue belongs to the "Need a Favor" singer himself, a detail that adds a particular sting to the footage, whether or not Bunnie XO intended it.
Wolf, 24, stars on a Netflix reality series that follows the children of wealthy families in the high-profile Calabasas zip code. He and Bunnie XO were seen together in the rooftop VIP area on July 4.
Jelly Roll filed for divorce from Bunnie XO in May 2026 after what has been described as a fight on Mother's Day. The couple had been married for ten years. Almost immediately, Bunnie XO's social media activity sent the internet into overdrive.
Directly after the split, she shared several posts online that sparked rumors she had cheated on Jelly Roll with Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger. Among them: a TikTok video of herself set to a Nickelback song, posted while the band was trending on the platform, and an Instagram story featuring what she described as a "sexy picture" captioned "getting my sparkle back."
Fans and commentators began assembling what they saw as evidence of an affair. Bunnie XO pushed back in a YouTube video, insisting the posts were innocent and the cheating narrative was built on incomplete information.
"You're putting a puzzle together with missing pieces."
She flatly denied any relationship with Kroeger: "I am not with 'Daddy Chaddy.' There is no f***ing way in h***."
Her explanation for the Nickelback TikTok was straightforward, she said she saw the band trending and jumped on it. "So I was like, oh, f**k yeah, Nickelback's trending on TikTok. I'm going to do a TikTok to it," she said in the same YouTube video. She described feeling good about herself after the split and posting accordingly.
For his part, Jelly Roll addressed the rumors onstage, telling the crowd that the split was amicable and that no infidelity was involved.
"Me and my wife are best friends. We will always be best friends. Nobody cheated on nobody."
That statement came during a recent appearance, the exact venue and date were not specified, and seemed designed to quiet the speculation that had swirled since May. Whether the July 4 footage complicates that message is a question Jelly Roll hasn't yet answered publicly.
The broader pattern here is familiar. Jelly Roll and Bunnie XO have turned their divorce into something of a content franchise, with both parties addressing the breakup across multiple platforms, each offering their own framing. The public gets a curated version of events, and the real story stays behind closed doors.
What makes the July 4 footage land harder than a typical post-divorce rebound sighting is the location. Goodnight Nashville Bar is Jelly Roll's establishment. Bunnie XO didn't just move on, she did it at her ex-husband's own place of business, in the VIP section, on a national holiday, with a man 22 years her junior.
Whether that was deliberate provocation, carelessness, or simply a night out that got captured on camera, the effect is the same. It became a public spectacle, and TMZ had the footage.
Celebrity divorces have a way of becoming performance art. The Frankie Muniz divorce backlash showed what happens when the internet demands misery from public figures going through breakups, and punishes anyone who doesn't perform grief on cue. Bunnie XO appears to have gone in the opposite direction entirely.
The Jelly Roll, Bunnie XO split fits a growing category of high-profile marriages that end publicly, messily, and with competing narratives delivered through social media rather than lawyers' statements. The ten-year marriage dissolved quickly after a single fight, at least by the account available, and within weeks the rumor mill was running at full speed.
Bunnie XO's denials about Chad Kroeger may well be truthful. But the speed with which she appeared publicly with Dylan Wolf, and the choice of venue, makes the denials harder to hear clearly. Perception matters, especially when every post, video, and bar visit is potential content.
Other recent celebrity divorces have followed similarly tangled paths. Jack White's wife cited "inappropriate marital conduct" in her divorce filing, and Denise Richards moved to shield her reality TV salary in her own messy split. Each case reminds the public that fame doesn't simplify a breakup, it amplifies every misstep.
Several questions hang over this story. How did Bunnie XO and Dylan Wolf come to be together at Goodnight Nashville Bar? Were they previously acquainted, or was July 4 their first public outing? Who provided the video to TMZ? And does Jelly Roll have any response to footage shot inside his own venue?
None of those questions have public answers yet. What is clear is that a divorce both parties described as friendly now has footage attached that tells a more complicated story, or at least a more uncomfortable one for the man whose name is on the building.
Even long-term celebrity relationships like Courteney Cox and Johnny McDaid's tend to unravel with less public theater than what's unfolding here.
When you kiss a 24-year-old reality star at your ex-husband's bar and the cameras are rolling, "nobody cheated on nobody" stops being the headline. The new headline writes itself.
