Bunnie Xo was infatuated with Jelly Roll at first sight.
During her latest episode Stupid blonde podcast on July 9, the internet personality recalled the first time she laid eyes on the “Need a Favor” crooner — long before he was packing concert halls.
“We met at the Las Vegas Country Saloon in 2015,” said Bunnie, 44. “He was opening for the Moonshine Bandits, and I was like, ‘What is this? What is this man? This big Southern boy.’
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They were able to bond at the concert because “there weren’t that many people,” she explained, and the place felt more like “a big room with a stage” where “everyone was walking around.”
“We were drinking backstage and stuff, but J didn’t – nobody even knew who he was,” Bunnie added. “He was playing for the Moonshine Bandits, you know? He might have had a little pop in Nashville, but people on the West Coast didn’t know who he was. We were there for the Moonshine Bandits.”
The couple — who recently revealed they want to have a child together — married in 2016, and Bunnie is stepmother to two of Jelly’s children from a previous relationship: daughter Bailee, 15, and son Noah, 7.
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After Bunnie went public in March about her and Jelly’s 2018 split and how the split ultimately helped them grow, the “Save Me” singer reflected on the ups and downs of their relationship in an interview with PEOPLE next month.
“I’m really glad she posted about it because I think it’s important for people who admire our relationship and our love for each other to also know that man, we put a lot of effort into it,” he reflected at the time.
“It wasn’t always Hallmark cards and Care Bears and we had to put in a lot of work to be together, and it paid off. It was worth every second. It was worth every disagreement. It was worth every All roads led to the North Star that was all love, Jelly continued. “We’re in the easy phase now.”
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