Bailee Ann DeFord: Internet Will ‘Crumble’ Before Divorce Truth Emerges

During a Sunday TikTok livestream, Bailee Ann DeFord shut down online speculation and rumors of infidelity that have surrounded the end of her father’s nearly 10-year marriage.

“Nobody cheated,” Bailee said on the livestream. “Period. [Get] the fck out of my comments, my DMs, my live with that sht, I don’t care, I don’t want to talk about it.”

Grammy winner Jelly Roll filed for divorce against Bunnie Xo in Williamson County, Tennessee, on May 18. Court records list their official date of separation as May 9 on grounds of irreconcilable differences, with the divorce finalized less than two months after the petition.

Tennessee court filings indicate that the former couple agreed to divide property before signing a marital dissolution agreement. Under the terms, they will split vehicles, aircraft, intellectual property rights, and financial accounts. Jelly Roll will pay his ex-wife a lump sum rather than alimony — the exact amount remains confidential. Both parties have stated they remain on good terms following the split.

Despite the settled legal terms, ongoing public commentary about their relationship prompted strong pushback from Bailee. “Y’all have no fcking idea what happened, and wait ‘til y’all find out,” she said during the livestream, adding that “the internet in totality is about to fcking crumble the day I open my mouth.”

Bailee dismissed outside theories from commenters: “It’s not a difference in fcking opinions. Nobody else lived it. So don’t fcking even. I’m for real so done. Good? Everybody good? We’re on the same page? Cool,” before continuing her livestream.

The teen’s recent statements follow a cryptic TikTok video she posted in June, where she first broke her silence regarding the family matter. In the post, she wrote: “Oh & one more thing — I am disgusted at how invested everyone is in a very clearly private family matter.” She added, “It’s fkn crazy.”

She concluded with: “Go on somewhere y’all. Worry bout your house — not mine. I’m not speaking on it — yet.”