“That Sh*t Is Not A Joke” — After Bunnie XO Interviewed Wade Wilson, His Twisted Move To Leak Her Number Forced Jelly Roll’s Fierce Protective Response Today
“That Sh*t Is Not A Joke” — After Bunnie XO Interviewed Wade Wilson, His Twisted Move To Leak Her Number Forced Jelly Roll’s Fierce Protective Response Today
The world of true crime podcasting often flirts with the dark side, but Bunnie XO—the powerhouse host of Dumb Blonde and wife to country superstar Jelly Roll—just learned that when you stare into the abyss, the abyss doesn’t just stare back; it grabs your phone number.1
What began as an attempt to understand the mind of the notorious “Deadpool Killer,” Wade Wilson, has spiraled into a nightmare of leaked privacy, vague death-row threats, and a protective explosion from Jelly Roll that is currently shaking the music industry to its core.
The Interview That Turned Chilling
In late 2024 and early 2025, Bunnie XO faced significant backlash for even considering an interview with Wade Wilson, the Florida man sentenced to death for the brutal 2019 murders of Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz.2 Critics called it “giddy” and “insensitive,” but Bunnie, ever the seeker of raw truth, moved forward to explore the “red flags” for her docuseries.3
However, the “sad truth” behind the scenes was far more sinister than a simple recorded call. During their interactions, Wilson reportedly grew agitated when Bunnie refused to pay him—a move that is illegal under Florida’s “Son of Sam” laws.4 In a move described by fans as “purely demonic,” Wilson took his revenge from behind bars.
The Number Leak and the Twisted Threat
According to Bunnie’s recent podcast episode “No Redemption,” Wilson admitted to leaking Bunnie’s personal cell phone number to at least five different women—strangers who were reportedly “infatuated” with the killer.5 Suddenly, Bunnie’s phone was a war zone of texts and calls from random numbers.6
But it didn’t stop at a privacy breach. In a recorded clip that has gone viral, Wilson can be heard making a low, gravelly threat, referencing his “connections” and his awareness of Jelly Roll’s own criminal past.7
“Me and you both know one thing for sure… you know some people, maybe I know some people,” Wilson sneered. “I’m talking about real people out there, bro. Doing some things.”
Jelly Roll’s Fierce Stand: “That Sh*t Is Not A Joke”
While Bunnie stood her ground during the call, refusing to be intimidated by a man on death row, Jelly Roll’s reaction today has left everyone speechless. The “Son of a Sinner” singer, who has worked tirelessly to leave his past behind and build a life of light, was not about to let a convicted murderer target his “Queen.”
In a passionate response that fans are calling “The Ultimate Protector Energy,” Jelly Roll addressed the situation with a raw intensity that reminded everyone exactly where he comes from.
The Highlights of Jelly’s Response:
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Zero Tolerance: Jelly made it clear that while he respects the true crime genre, bringing threats into his household is a line that cannot be uncrossed.
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Protecting the Peace: He emphasized that Bunnie’s safety is his “only priority” and that the legal teams are now fully involved to ensure no more “jailhouse games” are played.
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The “No Cap” Truth: He called out the “twisted” fandom surrounding Wilson, urging people to stop glorifying a man who preys on women.
“Y’all think this is a game for the internet? That sht is not a joke,”* a source close to the singer reported him saying. “You don’t threaten a man’s wife from a cage and expect the world to keep spinning like normal.”
The Industry Reacts: A Wake-Up Call for True Crime
The clash between the “Real Legend” of country music and the “Deadpool Killer” has sparked a massive debate about the ethics of interviewing active death-row inmates.
| The Controversy | The Public Sentiment |
| Bunnie’s Interview | Many fans now support her for “exposing the monster’s true face.” |
| Wade Wilson’s Move | Total condemnation; calls for his phone privileges to be revoked. |
| Jelly Roll’s Defense | Thousands of comments praising his “fierce loyalty.” |
The Lesson Learned in the Dark
Bunnie XO has since expressed deep regret for her initial “empathy” toward the case, admitting that she learned a “scary lesson” about the nature of true evil. The “sad truth” is that Wade Wilson wasn’t looking for a platform to explain himself; he was looking for a way to continue his pattern of manipulation and control from a distance.
As of today, Bunnie has changed her number, and Jelly Roll has tightened their security. The “Showgirl” and her “Outlaw” are moving forward, but the message to the world—and to the shadows of the past—is crystal clear: Touch the family, and you deal with the man.
