Bunnie Xo Is Ready to Go “Full-Blown Hollywood” After Jelly Roll Divorce

Bunnie Xo is not slowing down after her divorce from Jelly Roll. The Dumb Blonde podcast host and author is reportedly stepping deeper into the entertainment world, taking meetings in Los Angeles for a potential reality show and looking at new ways to build her brand after the end of her nearly 10-year marriage. A source told PEOPLE that Bunnie is meeting with producers, agents, TV agents and production companies as she explores what could become her next major chapter.

According to the source, Bunnie is ready to go “full-blown Hollywood.”

Bunnie Xo Is Taking Meetings in Los Angeles

PEOPLE reports that Bunnie, whose real name is Alisa DeFord, has been in Los Angeles meeting with producers about a possible reality show. The source described her as “go-go-go” when it comes to building her empire.

That description fits the way fans already know her.

Bunnie has never seemed like someone content to disappear quietly into the background. She has built her own audience through podcasting, social media, storytelling and her very unfiltered public personality.

Now, with her marriage to Jelly Roll legally over, she appears ready to turn her next phase into something much bigger.

A Reality Show Could Be Part of the Plan

The potential reality show is not coming out of nowhere.

In a since-deleted podcast episode about her divorce, Bunnie teased that she had “some deals coming” and mentioned the possibility of a TV show about moving onto a shared compound with her close friends. She told listeners that “big things” were happening and suggested fans should stay tuned.

That idea sounds extremely on-brand for Bunnie.

A shared compound.

Close friends.

Post-divorce reinvention.

Personal drama.

Business moves.

Healing, chaos and cameras.

It has all the ingredients of a reality show built around someone who already knows how to keep an audience watching.

Her Divorce From Jelly Roll Was Finalized in July

Bunnie’s Hollywood push comes shortly after she and Jelly Roll finalized their divorce in early July.

Jelly Roll filed for divorce on May 18 after nearly 10 years of marriage, and PEOPLE reported that the split was handled respectfully. A source previously said there was no desire to drag out the process, and that Jelly wanted the divorce handled fairly and respectfully.

That detail matters because the public split has been emotional, but not openly hostile.

Both Bunnie and Jelly Roll have maintained that they remain friendly despite the divorce.

So this next chapter does not feel like Bunnie trying to erase the past.

It feels more like her trying to build something from the space that opened after it.

Bunnie Has Been Open About Her “Healing Era”

Bunnie has not hidden the fact that she is rebuilding.

On social media, she recently described herself as being in her “healing era,” even joking in a TikTok caption that people would know she was healing because she was screaming Taylor Swift in the club.

That line is funny, but it also says something real.

Bunnie is presenting this period as messy, loud, emotional and alive.

Not a quiet recovery.

Not a polished breakup statement.

A full-blown reinvention.

For someone with her personality, healing does not look like disappearing.

It looks like showing up louder.

She Has Also Been Showing Her New Life Online

PEOPLE notes that Bunnie has been open with followers about the realities of life after the split, including a recent breast augmentation and the purchase of a new Rolls-Royce.

Those details are exactly why a reality show makes sense.

Bunnie’s audience already follows the transformation in real time. They watch the glamour, the vulnerability, the impulsive jokes, the emotional updates and the moments that feel too big for a caption.

A show would simply take what she is already doing online and expand it into a larger format.

She Says She Is Not Dating Anyone Right Now

Bunnie has also been candid about her romantic life after the divorce.

On a July 10 episode of Dumb Blonde, she talked about her “hot girl summer” and said she was not dating anyone at the moment. She did admit she enjoyed a Fourth of July kiss with Calabasas Confidential star Dylan Wolf, but made clear she is not looking for a relationship.

Her language was blunt, dramatic and very Bunnie.

She said she did not want to be with anybody and joked that there was an “ice box” where her heart used to be.

That kind of quote is exactly why fans listen to her.

She does not soften the messy parts of moving on.

She turns them into a one-liner.

Bunnie Is Also Planning to Go Back to College

The Hollywood meetings are not the only major change in Bunnie’s life.

On the same podcast episode, she revealed that she plans to take online courses through Arizona State University and double major in an undisclosed field. She said she currently has the mental capacity to want to learn, and that going back to college is a huge deal for her.

That part of the story adds another layer.

Bunnie is not only chasing cameras or celebrity attention.

She is also talking about education, self-improvement and doing something she may not have had the chance to do before.

It makes this new chapter feel less like a publicity stunt and more like a woman trying to rebuild every part of her life at once.

Why “Full-Blown Hollywood” Fits Her Brand

Some people might hear “full-blown Hollywood” and think it sounds too dramatic.

For Bunnie, it sounds almost natural.

She already has the personality of a reality star: honest, chaotic, funny, emotional, glamorous and completely unafraid of saying the thing other people would edit out.

She has a podcast.

She has a loyal fanbase.

She has a public divorce storyline.

She has famous friends and connections.

She has a new single-woman chapter.

And she has a long history of turning personal pain into content people cannot look away from.

In other words, Hollywood is not discovering Bunnie.

Bunnie is simply walking into the room.

Fans May See a Different Side of Her

A reality show could also give fans a more complete version of Bunnie.

Social media gives fragments.

Podcast episodes give conversations.

But a show could give structure to the transition she is living through now: leaving a marriage, protecting her peace, staying close to chosen family, building a business and figuring out who she is without the identity of being Jelly Roll’s wife attached to every headline.

That last part may be the most important.

Bunnie has always had her own platform.

But post-divorce, she may be ready to define herself even more clearly on her own terms.

This Is Not Just a Breakup Story

It would be easy to frame Bunnie’s next move only around the divorce.

But that would miss the bigger picture.

Yes, the end of her marriage created a turning point.

But the story is also about ambition.

Reinvention.

Money.

Visibility.

Female independence.

And the moment when someone decides that a painful ending can become the opening scene of something bigger.

That is why the potential reality show feels like more than entertainment gossip.

It could become the public version of Bunnie’s rebuilding process.

Bunnie Xo Is Writing Her Next Chapter Loudly

Bunnie Xo is not treating life after divorce as a quiet retreat.

She is taking meetings.

She is exploring television.

She is posting through her healing era.

She is talking about college.

She is making moves in Los Angeles.

And she is letting fans know that this next phase may be bigger, louder and more public than anything she has done before.

Her marriage to Jelly Roll may be over.

But Bunnie Xo’s spotlight clearly is not.

If anything, she seems ready to turn it all the way up.