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Bunnie Xo explores new career chapter after report…

Bunnie Xo is reportedly turning the page on a new chapter of her life by exploring opportunities in reality television following her high-profile divorce from country music star Jelly Roll.

According to People, the podcast host, author and entrepreneur has been holding meetings with producers, agents and production companies in Los Angeles as she considers starring in her own reality TV series. The reported project would mark Bunnie’s biggest step yet into mainstream entertainment as she continues to expand her career beyond podcasting. 

The 46-year-old, whose real name is Alisa DeFord, has spent recent weeks embracing what she calls a fresh start after finalizing her divorce from Jelly Roll, born Jason DeFord. The former couple ended their nearly 10-year marriage earlier this summer in what has been described as an amicable split. Court records cited irreconcilable differences, and both agreed to keep details of the separation private while maintaining respect for one another. 

Sources told People that Bunnie is eager to focus on new professional goals and has been seriously exploring television opportunities. One reported concept would follow her move into a shared compound with close friends, offering viewers a behind-the-scenes look at her personal life, business ventures and friendships. However, no official deal has been announced, and discussions are still in the early stages. 

Bunnie first gained a loyal audience through her hit Dumb Blonde podcast, where she interviews celebrities, musicians and internet personalities while also speaking openly about her own life. Her candid personality and willingness to discuss difficult topics have helped her build a large following across social media platforms. 

Since the divorce, Bunnie has continued sharing updates about her life with fans. She recently revealed that she is focusing on healing, personal growth and new experiences rather than jumping into another relationship. She has also documented several lifestyle changes, including moving into a new home, purchasing a luxury Rolls-Royce and planning to return to school by enrolling at Arizona State University for a double major. 

Although public interest in her personal life remains high, Bunnie has emphasized that she wants to shape her own future through new creative projects. A reality series could give audiences a closer look at her life after divorce while showcasing the entrepreneurial side that has helped her build a successful media brand. 

For now, Bunnie’s reported television ambitions remain in development, but the interest from Hollywood producers suggests she could soon become a familiar face on reality TV. As she navigates life after her marriage, she appears determined to transform a difficult personal chapter into an opportunity for professional growth, proving that sometimes the end of one journey can become the beginning of another. 

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