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Bunnie Xo Gets Tattoo Following Jelly Roll Divorce and Fleetwood Mac Lyric


Bunnie Xo Reveals New Tattoo Following Divorce from Jelly Roll, Inspired by Iconic Breakup Song Lyrics

Bunnie Xo is embarking on a new chapter with fresh ink.

After finalizing her divorce from Jelly Roll on July 17 after nearly a decade of marriage, the 46-year-old got a tattoo of “time cast a spell on you” in cursive script, which are recognizable lyrics from Fleetwood Mac‘s legendary breakup song “Silver Springs.”

“When the squad all got matching tattoos of something that’s special to us,” Bunnie shared on a July 31 Instagram Story set to the popular track. With a magic wand emoji, she added, “Not what media is saying.” 

Bunnie clarified that her choice of body art was solely about a shared memory with friends in a follow-up video of her crew dancing to the song in another Story.

“Hey guys, let’s go get this tatted on us.” Bunnie captioned the video of her sing-along. “See how simple that is.”

The Dumb Blonde podcaster seemingly dismissed any connection between her new ink (by Hollywood-based tattoo artist Jeremy Lifsey) and Jelly Roll, with whom Bunnie has notably stated she remains on good terms. After all, the author referred to her ex as a “f–king king” as they collaborated to negotiate their settlement.

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