Bussie The Bus Dog
Jelly Roll’s dog, Bussie The Bus Dog, earned his name for a reason—he’s been by Jelly Roll’s side on tour since he was just 8 weeks old, living his life on the move.
Chachi
Bunnie Xo has an emotional support English Bulldog named Chachi.
S'more, Brownie, and Crunch
In January 2025, Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo got three miniature Highland cows named S’more, Brownie, and Crunch. S’more is black and white, Brownie is dark brown, and Crunch is a caramel brown. Note they’re all boys so they’re technically either bulls or steers.
A day later, Bunnie Xo’s friend Shearly Sinful posted an Instagram introducing Pabloe EsCOWbar. Bunnie Xo confirmed in the comments that Brownie had been renamed to Pablo.
Griz
Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo also got a mini donkey named Griz in January 2025 (because Jelly Roll was a bit jealous that Bunnie got three mini cows)
Jelly Roll
Jelly Roll is an American singer, songwriter, and rapper known for his contributions to the genres of country rap and hip hop. He gained significant recognition with his collaborations with artists like Lil Wyte, Struggle Jennings, and Tech N9ne, and his albums “A Beautiful Disaster” and “Ballads of the Broken.” Jelly Roll is married to model and podcaster Bunnie Xo.
Jelly Roll’s career includes a diverse range of roles in the music industry. He first gained attention with his independently released mixtapes and albums, blending country and hip hop. His collaboration with Lil Wyte on the album “No Filter” established his presence in the music scene. Jelly Roll’s solo projects, such as “The Big Sal Story” and “Addiction Kills,” showcase his lyrical content, resonating with a broad audience. His album “A Beautiful Disaster” debuted on Billboard’s Top Rock Albums chart.
Collaborations have played a crucial role in Jelly Roll’s career. He worked with Struggle Jennings on albums like “Waylon & Willie” and “Waylon & Willie II,” paying homage to their outlaw country roots. His partnership with Tech N9ne fused rap and rock elements, expanding his reach within the hip hop community. Jelly Roll collaborated with Yelawolf on the song “Love Story,” and with Rittz on multiple tracks. He has also worked with artists such as Haystak on “Strictly Business” and “Business As Usual,” and Brix on “Biggest Loser.”
