Bunnie Xo Shares the Wholesome Fun Jelly Roll Had During Her 12-Hour Absence

While Bunnie Xo was away on a brief excursion to Las Vegas, Jelly Roll found himself hosting a party of a different kind—one featuring an unruly group of farm animals.

In a delightful video posted to Instagram on Monday, December 29, the Dumb Blonde podcast host playfully showcased the wholesome chaos her country-star husband managed in her absence. Bunnie shared that after flying into Vegas, she woke up to a series of frantic yet hilarious updates from the farm.

The footage, captured by Jelly Roll himself, shows the couple’s pet cows, Crunch and S’more, breaking free from their enclosures and roaming the property while farmhands attempted to corral them. “Crunch has staged an escape,” the singer joked, laughing as he filmed. “This is exactly what happens the moment you leave, mama.”

Watching the bovine breakout unfold, Jelly Roll can be heard cheering on the animals. “When the cat’s away, the mice will play! Or in this case, the cows. Go, S’more, go!” Bunnie noted in her caption that the farm fell into disarray in record time, writing, “I haven’t even been gone for 12 hours.”

The couple’s “mini-farm” grew significantly this past January when they brought home Crunch, S’more, a third cow named Brownie, and a donkey named Griz. At the time, Bunnie joked with her followers about how a plan to adopt a single animal quickly spiraled into a full barnyard family.

Beyond their animal antics, the pair has been incredibly transparent about their journey to conceive a child through IVF. Bunnie has recently opened up about the grueling nature of fertility treatments, explaining to fans that the physical and emotional toll has been the reason for her reduced public appearances alongside her husband.

“People noticed we haven’t been together as much lately,” she shared during a recent podcast episode. “I’ve been on IVF medication for six months, navigating the heartbreak and the sheer exhaustion that comes with it. It’s a lot to handle while trying to maintain a public life.”

Check out the footage of Jelly Roll’s barnyard adventures below:

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