Jelly Roll and wife Bunnie Xo broke up after nearly 10 years of marriage, with him filing for divorce in Tennessee. She shared in February were hoping to have twins via surrogate.

Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo's relationship isn't as sweet anymore.

The "Amen" singer and the Dumb Blonde podcast host have broken up after nearly 10 years of marriage, according to court records obtained by E! News. Jelly (real name Jason Bradley DeFord) filed for divorce on May 18 in Tennessee. 

While neither has commented publicly on the split, Bunnie (real name Alisa DeFord) posted a cryptic message on her Instagram Story hours before news broke, writing, "She's getting her sparkle back" alongside a lingerie photo.

E! News has reached out to their reps for comment but hasn't heard back. 

The couple—who tied the knot in August 2016—had been planning to expand their family after starting their fertility journey back in 2019. As recently as February, Bunnie wrote in her memoir Stripped Down: Unfiltered and Unapologetic that they were trying to have twins via surrogate. 

“Now that we’re finally stable financially and somewhat emotionally after all the healing we’ve done over this decade together, we’re talking about the future—­including growing our family,” the 46-year-old wrote. “J and I have a surrogate, the sweetest woman ever, and soon I’ll be starting my IVF stims.” 

At the time, Bunnie said she'd found the perfect person in Jelly—dad to Bailee, 18, and Noah, 9, from previous relationships—writing, “I’ve waited this long to have kids with someone I knew would be a great father—­and to be able to make sure they have the best life.”

After all, the pair have been through a lot together over the years after meeting during his performance at the Las Vegas Country Saloon in 2015.

"My wife at the time was an escort, a high-end escort, in Vegas," the Grammy winner said on a 2024 episode of the Full Send Podcast. "She grew up in Vegas. And at the time, I was [doing] $500 shows, living in that white van. I didn’t have a key to an apartment."

In addition to growing their careers together, Bunnie has also been by his side during his recent weight loss transformation, as he made what he called a "major change" in life to drop 200 pounds.

Though, of course, she loved him all along.

“He's always had the same heart,” she said on TikTok in September. “He's always had the same soul. I think the most appropriate thing here to say is that he looks so much more healthier now that he's lost weight.”

“You might miss out on the best love of your life by judging somebody by their weight,” the author continued. “He’s been that dude. I’ll forever be cheering him on no matter what weight he is.”

His new figure had positive benefits for their romance, as well—including in the bedroom.

“I couldn't even get aroused I was so big," Jelly admitted on Joe Rogan Experience podcast in December. "I was having to play Twister to have sex—left foot here, right foot in the X. ‘Are we in there yet? Tell me if you feel something.’ It was bad.”

But aside from their physical transformations—including Bunnie's facelift in March—the couple has grown emotionally, too. They reconciled after a split in 2018 and worked together to weather his affair, which he called "one of the worst moments of my adulthood."

“I did a lot of work to repair that relationship,” Jelly said on the Human School Podcast in October. “The repair has been special. And we’re stronger than we could have ever been.”

Bunnie also explained in February how writing her memoir was eye-opening to the "Wild Ones" artist, who refused to read it until she was done so that the book could be "authentically" her.

“He's like, 'I correlated it finally, with little bits and pieces that you have dropped to me,’” Bunnie shared in an exclusive E! News interview. “It was little revelations for him too. Of like, ‘Wow, I didn't realize it was that intense.’”

And when he finished reading, Jelly told her how proud he was of her accomplishment.

“He knows that I'm a perfectionist, but I think that when I do things, there's always a hint of like, ‘Is she gonna do it the right way or she gonna represent herself the right way?’" she continued. "I think he finally got to see we can pull it together and we can do the damn thing when we need to.”