Brandon Lake won a Grammy this year for his collab with Jelly Roll, “Hard Fought Hallelujah.” The Christian artist says that Jelly is “trying to use his entire life to do good” after the country star ...

Jelly Roll has confessed that if anybody is a “gold digger” in his marriage to Bunnie Xo, it’s him. “I love it when they call her a gold digger,” the “Save Me” hitmaker told Taste of Country Nights in ...

Nashville native Jelly Roll has officially become the newest member of the Grand Ole Opry. The singer was inducted by fellow Opry member Lainey Wilson during an emotional ceremony. Jelly Roll ...

Jelly Roll is getting real about a major injury he suffered earlier this year. The 41-year-old "Son of a Sinner" singer revealed in a March 1 Instagram post that he'd "flipped" his ATV and broken his ...

Jelly Roll revealed he powered through one of music’s biggest nights while hiding a painful secret. The country star, 41, attended the 2026 Grammy Awards with a broken collarbone after flipping an ATV ...

Jelly Roll was rushed to the hospital after flipping his ATV and breaking his collarbone earlier this year. The terrifying crash occurred back in January, just days before the Grammy Awards. However, ...

Jelly Roll is heading out on a limited run of summer tour dates, and you really don’t want to miss out on seeing him live. The “Save Me” singer just announced his “The Little Ass Shed Tour,” which is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jelly Roll's wife, Bunnie XO, is baring it all in a new memoir, including how she handled Jelly Roll's infidelity. The "Dumb ...

As you likely know by now, Jelly Roll has undergone a dramatic body transformation, losing nearly 300 pounds. But even though he insists he didn’t use GLP-1 drugs to help with his weight loss, some ...

Jelly Roll showed off his dramatic weight loss at the Pre-Grammy Gala ahead of the 2026 Grammy Awards. The country singer, who once weighed roughly 550 pounds, appeared nearly unrecognizable as he ...

As he's done on the ACM, CMA and CMT Awards stage, Jelly Roll started by thanking his wife, label team, country radio and then God. He described feeling hopeless and broken at points while in jail.