Jelly Roll’s daughter Bailee Ann breaks silence on his divorce from Bunnie Xo

Jelly Roll’s daughter has a strong opinion about all the attention her dad’s shocking divorce from longtime wife Bunnie Xo is getting.

“Oh & one more thing I am disgusted at how invested everyone is in a very clearly private family matter,” Bailee Ann wrote in an expiring TikTok post Tuesday.

The 18-year-old called it “fkn crazy” people are so invested and told those following closely along to “worry bout your house – not mine.”

“I’m not speaking on it – yet,” she cryptically concluded.

Jelly Roll — who welcomed Bailee Ann and son Noah Buddy, 9, from previous relationships — quietly filed for divorce from Bunnie on May 18 in Williamson County, Tennessee.

The “Son of a Sinner” singer, 41, cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for his split from the “Dumb Blonde” podcast host, 46, whom he married in August 2016.

In the court documents, Jelly Roll noted that he and Bunnie plan to file an agreement dividing their assets and debts.

Signs of the split began swirling when the Grammy winner was spotted without his wedding ring at the 2026 CMA Fest in Nashville in early June. He’d also shared social media posts without it, too.

For her part, Bunnie has been dropping cryptic social media posts in recent weeks, including one about “women’s intuition” and one shading her “trash” exes — with the most recent being about “getting her sparkle back.”

Most recently, a moving truck was spotted outside Jelly Roll and Bunnie’s shared residence in Tennessee. At this time, it’s unclear whose items were being moved from their marital home.

The real reason behind the now-estranged couple’s split, sources recently claimed to the Daily Mail, is because he’s leaning into his newfound Christian faith, which is clashing with the former sex worker’s racier tendencies.

However, the exes were trying to have a baby in recent months.

Bailee Ann is super tight with her country superstar father, who shared an Instagram post last month celebrating both her 18th birthday and her high school graduation — the latter which he admitted he wasn’t able to achieve.

“When we talk about generational curses and breaking them, you literally are the epitome of that. You are kind, smart, caring, loving, adventurous, funny, sassy, honest,” he wrote. “To put it plainly you were everything I have never been.”

He added that while some people are born to walk or born to run, Bailee Ann is one of the “very few” who are born to fly.

“I can’t wait until I’m posting about how proud I am with you graduating college,” he concluded. “I can’t wait until I’m posting pictures from your wedding. I can’t wait to see the woman you end up becoming.”