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In June, Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo shocked fans when they announced they were divorcing. Days later, Bunnie Xo made headlines again after releasing a lengthy episode of her Dumb Blonde Podcast titled “The Divorce,” in which she offered an unfiltered look at what led to the split.
Throughout the episode, she opened up about the reasons behind their divorce, shared details of their divorce agreement and discussed what life after marriage might look like. She even revealed some of the direct messages she’d received from potential suitors and candidly addressed how she felt about Jelly Roll re-entering the dating scene.
Perhaps the biggest revelation, however, was that despite ending their marriage, the former couple still planned to have a baby together and co-parent their future child.
“I love him and you guys are going to be shocked to hear this, but we’re still having a baby,” she shared.
“We’re still having a baby together.”
Now, less than a month after the episode was released on YouTube and across Bunnie Xo’s social media platforms, “The Divorce” has mysteriously disappeared without explanation, leaving fans wondering why it was removed.
Jelly Roll initially appeared to support the podcast’s release, even encouraging fans on social media to listen to the episode if they wanted to learn more about the couple’s split.
At this time, neither Bunnie Xo nor Jelly Roll has addressed why the episode was removed, and no reason has been given for its disappearance.
Court documents obtained in Williamson County, Tennessee, reveal that Jelly Roll filed for divorce on May 18, with the couple’s official date of separation listed as May 9. The filing cites “irreconcilable differences” as the grounds for the divorce.
According to Bunnie Xo, the legal process has moved very quickly. During the since-deleted podcast, she shared that the two were working through the divorce amicably.
“My husband and I are ending this marriage on the best possible terms that you could ever have a divorce,” she said. “We’re literally settling our divorce and we’ve done it in like what, three weeks, two weeks?”
The pair first crossed paths in 2015 at one of Jelly Roll’s concerts on Fremont Street in Las Vegas, where they quickly formed a strong connection. Less than a year later, they tied the knot on August 31, 2016.
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Jon Pardi and his wife Summer Fawn Duncan were just a few months away from celebrating their sixth-year wedding anniversary when they announced their divorce. They shared their decision to end their marriage in a joint statement posted on social media Friday, July 3 and since then, both Pardi and Summer have offered individual reflections on this new chapter.
Their initial post made it clear that even though their love story did not have the ending they expected it to, they will be moving forward as co-parents to their daughters Presley Fawn, 3, and Sienna Grace, 2.
The message read, “After much thought, we have made the difficult decision to end our marriage. Our daughters will always remain our highest priority and we are committed to moving forward with love and respect as co-parents.”
They added, “Thank you for understanding, support, and respect as we navigate these changes as a family.”
Shortly after this news went public, the country star took to his own Instagram page to reveal his plans to take a break from social media as he works through this difficult transition period with his family.
“While I navigate this next chapter, I’m going to take some time away from social media to focus on myself and my family. Thanks to you all for the love and support. My team will handle posting for the time being. I’ll see you at the shows,” he wrote.
Summer took a few days before returning to the platform to share a few words of her own. She explained that even though the majority of their life is in the spotlight, this moment in their personal journey will be kept as private as possible.
“I know many of you have seen the news about Jon and me. I wanted to acknowledge it here beyond the joint statement we put out. This has been a very difficult and deeply personal time for our family. While so much of our life is shared online, there are parts of it that I’ll always choose to keep private, especially something as difficult as this.”
She went on to express her gratitude for all the “kindness, prayers, and support” that she has received from so many of her online followers, noting “It truly means more than you know.”
Unlike Pardi, Summer plans to remain online, continuing to post her normal content including links to clothing and various products as a way to stay connected to the community she has built along the way.
“I will continue showing up on here and sharing links and parts of life with you, like I always have. This space is a part of my work, but it’s also a place that brings me joy, connecting with so many of you. Again, thank you for all of the love and support for our family 🤍” she added in conclusion.
According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Summer filed for divorce on May 12 in Tennessee and listed May 11 as the date of their separation due to “irreconcilable differences.” The records also show that she requested spousal support on top of being their daughters’ primary residential parent.
The former lovebirds first met back in May of 2017 after going on a blind date set up by a client of Summer’s and a friend of Jon’s mom. They fell in love and got engaged in 2019 on the stage of Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium, during a stop on his Heartache Medication Tour.
They tied the knot the following year on November 21 at Saddle Woods Farm in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The couple had originally planned to say “I do” in Montana in May, however, due to the pandemic, they were forced to change their date, location and downsize their guest list.
“Originally we were getting married in Montana in May, which was going to be unreal,” Summer told PEOPLE at the time. “We had an entire lodge rented out for three days for a wedding weekend extravaganza with events daily, a spa, chefs … But then COVID hit, and that all went away. With the sudden postponement — and Jon still having a full tour schedule — we were very limited with available dates.”
Pardi and Duncan took extra safety precautions due to COVID, including testing all guests on-site and offering everyone custom “Parditime” masks to wear.
They went on to expand their family, welcoming their first child, a baby girl named Presley Fawn Pardi on February 18, 2023 and a second daughter, Sienna Grace Pardi on July 16, 2024.
Despite the news of his divorce, Jon Pardi has not implied that he will be taking any time off the road. Instead, he will continue on with his packed schedule with his next show taking place on Wednesday July 8 in Cincinnati, OH before heading to Calgary for the Cowboys Music Festival on July 11.
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Overall, the cowboy diet was heavy on carbs, fat, and calories, all important sources of energy they needed to work all day under harsh conditions.
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The warehouse club’s private label bourbons are popular. However, they sell out fast, so you’d better be on the lookout to whet your whistle.
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Beat the crowds to Costco to score new items for July that includes two different drinks, caffeinated and noncaffeinated, and something for your kitchen.
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The Atlanta Falcons might finally be off the hook as the holders of arguably the greatest single-game collapse in sports history, and Tom Brady might agree with that sentiment. Argentina appeared dead to rights in its World Cup round-of-16 match against Egypt on Tuesday, going down 2-0 in the 67th minute, putting its hopes of repeating as World Cup champs in jeopardy. But then, in the 79th minute, Argentina flipped the script. Argentina scored three unanswered goals, including one from Lionel Messi and one in stoppage time, to win 3-2. As Argentina put the finishing touches on its win, Brady couldn’t help but tip his cap to Messi’s squad. “Yeah so that might top 28-3,” Brady wrote with a mind-blown emoji in a post on X. If Argentina’s win did top the New England Patriots’ 28-3 comeback victory over the Falcons in Super Bowl LI, then the setting might not have been any more appropriate. Messi and Argentina pulled off the comeback at Atlanta Stadium, which is the home of the Falcons. As for the debate of whether Argentina’s comeback was greater than the comeback the Patriots had in Super Bowl LI, there are many ways you can slice it. However, the Patriots were able to cut into the Falcons’ 28-3 lead prior to the start of the fourth quarter of Super Bowl LI. Argentina, on the other hand, didn’t score until after the second hydration break, which is now considered by some as the start of the fourth quarter of soccer matches. And another thing that could help Argentina’s case for being the holders of the superior comeback was that it didn’t need any extra time to seal its victory. Enzo Fernández scored two minutes into stoppage time, ensuring that Tuesday’s match wouldn’t go into extra time. The Patriots, meanwhile, didn’t tie the game against the Falcons in Super Bowl LI until the final minute before winning in overtime. Brady wasn’t the only sports star who reacted to Argentina’s epic comeback. Patrick Mahomes, Jalen Brunson and others were among those who shared their amazement with what happened on Tuesday afternoon in Atlanta.Latest Sports News from FOX Sports
For 79 minutes, the champions were dead. Argentina trailed Egypt, 2-0, in Atlanta, Lionel Messi had a penalty saved, and the Pharaohs were countering like a team with zero interest in a moral victory. They just had to hang on in the 2026 World Cup round of 16 matchup and keep the defending champs at bay. Then came three goals in 14 minutes, resulting in a 3-2 final and rescuing an Argentina quarterfinal berth from the jaws of defeat. Here are my four takeaways from a game that took years off Argentine lives: 1. Argentina Can Win Ugly. That’s What Champions Do. Let’s not sugarcoat it: Argentina has been suffering. It needed 120 minutes and an own goal to survive Cape Verde. Against Egypt, it was down by two, heavily favored in both games and staring at the exit. It also caught a break — Mostafa Zico had an earlier goal chalked off when VAR found a Marawan Attia foul on Lisandro Martínez a full pitch away from the finish. Even the FOX broadcast squirmed at that one. But here’s the thing about serial winners: They don’t need to be brilliant, they need to be alive at the final whistle. Cristian Romero headed in a Messi cross. Messi equalized. Enzo Fernández buried the winner off a Lautaro Martínez cross, from a counter that started after Mohamed Salah was dispossessed at the edge of Argentina’s penalty box. From 2-0 down to 3-2 up in a flash. Pretty? No. The mark of a champion? Absolutely. 2. Messi Missed A Penalty. Then He Reminded Everyone Who He Is. The penalty miss should have been the story. Mostafa Shobeir dove to his right and stuffed Messi’s spot kick before the first hydration break — his second failed penalty of the tournament (the first player to ever miss two penalties in a single World Cup) after the miss against Austria. A 39-year-old carrying a nation, denied again. You’d forgive him for shrinking. Instead, he curled the cross that Romero converted, then arrived in the 83rd minute to score the equalizer himself — his eighth goal of the World Cup, now all alone at the top of the Golden Boot race ahead of Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland. He has scored in every single game Argentina has played this tournament. He broke the all-time World Cup assists record. The man rewrites the record books on nights when everything works and on nights when nothing does. That second kind might be more impressive. 3. The Pharoahs Leave With Their Heads High — And New Heroes. What a ride this was for Egypt. Unbeaten in a group that included Belgium, topped Australia on penalties with a Mohamed Salah panenka, and mere minutes from eliminating the world champions. And they did it in the least expected way: with an aging Salah as facilitator and Omar Marmoush — goalless, assist-less and benched Tuesday after a miserable tournament — reduced to a late cameo. The unheralded names delivered instead. Yasser Ibrahim’s 15th-minute header stunned Atlanta. Haissem Hassan ran the right flank on the counter, setting up Zico’s goal after a Salah surge. And Shobeir was magnificent — the penalty save, plus stops on Rodrigo De Paul, Alexis Mac Allister and Julián Álvarez. Egypt were brilliant on the break. They just ran into the defending champions. It happens. 4. Now, The Uncomfortable Question: What’s Wrong With Argentina? Because something is wrong. The legs looked heavy — understandable after 120 minutes in the Miami furnace against Cape Verde, where Lionel Scaloni described his cramping team as “defending like a cornered cat.” The defense is shakier still. Four goals conceded in two knockout games, Ibrahim rising unmarked, and Argentina caught up-field on transition over and over. Egypt’s disallowed goal and Zico’s finish came from nearly identical counters. Good teams notice patterns like that. Spain-level teams will make them pay. And the dependency problem persists: Messi has eight goals; no teammate has been consistently dangerous. Álvarez keeps flickering without igniting. Romero and Fernández stepped up Tuesday — Argentina needs that weekly, not annually. Champions can win ugly. They can’t keep needing miracles.Latest Sports News from FOX Sports