Jelly Roll

Fans of Jelly Roll and his wife Bunnie Xo have been rooting for her dad Bill during his cancer battle, and it looks like those good thoughts are paying off.

"The Halfway To Heaven" singer typed over 200 words of praise and adulation for his wife.

"When he's nervous and you're his emotional support human," Bunnie Xo writes.

His government name is Jason Bradley DeFord, but since he was a child, his mother and everyone else have called him Jelly Roll.

During an impassioned speech in Washington, D.C., Jelly opened up about his past as a drug dealer and the pain of addiction he's witnessed firsthand.

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Morgan Wallen, Lainey Wilson and Luke Combs are also up for all-genre awards.

"I believe it, I believe in myself," the singer says.

He's always looking to reach out to incarcerated people.

WWE wrestlers, Baywatch celebrities, boy band members and athletes were among the most popular responses, but they weren't all crushes.

In a new 'CBS Mornings' appearance, Jelly Roll takes viewers back to one of the jail cells where he lived while incarcerated.

The couple never shy away from public displays of affection.

When Jelly Roll heard that meeting him was this terminally ill fan's bucket list wish, he made it happen.

It's mostly good news mixed with a little caution.

The country superstar reflects on how success and moments of celebration will (and won't) change his music going forward.

Dierks Bentley, Jelly Roll and Morgan Wallen are just a few of the stars who made Taste of Country's list of the best albums of 2023.