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Pat McAfee returned to SmackDown, blasted CM Punk, and announced a 25% ticket discount for WrestleMania Saturday. Cody Rhodes clashed with him, while Randy Orton and Jelly Roll set the stage for WrestleMania chaos, with McAfee driving off with Cody Rhodes’s WWE Championship.
Cody Rhodes returns to WWE on SmackDown to confront Randy Orton after Orton defeated Matt Cardona; Rhodes attacks Orton as Jelly Roll arrives and is admonished, only for Orton to deliver an RKO to Jelly Roll, leaving Rhodes to stand tall as the show tees up a WrestleMania storyline with a mysterious caller in the background.
Grammy-winning Jelly Roll defeated Kit Wilson in a five-minute, one-on-one match on SmackDown to record his first WWE singles win, overcoming a competitive bout that drew mixed reactions from fans; Roll used Wilson's poetry book as a distraction and pinned him with a late chokeslam.
Bunnie Xo posted a TikTok showing her face visibly swollen and red after a facelift, drawing attention to the dramatic aftereffects of the cosmetic procedure.
Bunnie Xo, 46, shared a post‑op update about her mid‑March facelift, detailing side effects like tightening that makes her feel “choked,” being winded while walking, and a recliner‑filled recovery. She explained the surgery was partly to address old filler and has been documenting the process to her followers, including bruising visible in Instagram posts. Jelly Roll has been supportive through her recovery, and Xo has spoken openly about her past cosmetic procedures and evolving views on her appearance.
Bunnie Xo, Jelly Roll’s wife, apologized after joking that she looked like Bert Kreischer in a post about her facelift, saying the remark referred to her swollen appearance rather than Kreischer’s recent tour-bus fire. Kreischer’s bus had a non-fatal fire hours earlier, and he has not publicly commented on the video; Xo has continued discussing her cosmetic procedures publicly.
Jelly Roll’s wife Bunnie Xo posted a raw Instagram video showing her postoperative swelling and bandages after a facelift, joking that her face looked like Bert Kreischer; doctors say the procedure targeted neck heaviness and mid-face laxity and that she’s healing nicely, with She had warned fans she’d look “crazy” during recovery.
Jelly Roll's wife Bunnie Xo posted a graphic Instagram video showing the post-op aftermath of her facelift—swollen, red and wrapped in bandages—while her surgeon explained that swelling is normal and recovery will continue; Xo has previously been open about cosmetic procedures (breast implants, Brazilian butt lift) and revealed she stopped GLP-1 after experiencing severe suicidal ideation.
WWE is reportedly considering a Jelly Roll and Royce Keys tag-team pairing for WrestleMania 42, based on internal discussions rather than a confirmed plan. Jelly Roll recently appeared on SmackDown, and Keys has been backstage while WWE tests his return in production material. If approved, the storyline would leverage their shared life hardships and could mark Keys’ WrestleMania debut, though no official announcement has been made.
On SmackDown, Jelly Roll was involved in a segment with The Miz and Kit Wilson, with a confrontation set for next week; sources say Jelly Roll could team with Royce Keys for a WrestleMania 42 tag match, a pairing that would mirror their shared hardships, while Keys—formerly AEW’s Powerhouse Hobbs—has recently debuted in WWE and appeared mostly in dark matches.
WWE is reportedly in talks with Jelly Roll for a WrestleMania 42 appearance in Las Vegas, following a March SmackDown cameo and his prior WWE in‑ring history. If finalized, the chart‑topping artist could feature in WrestleMania’s celebrity crossover or an in‑ring moment, continuing his crossovers with WWE after appearances at SummerSlam 2025 and a No Surrender spot in TNA.
Country star Jelly Roll was inducted into Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry on March 10, where he humbled himself in accepting the honor—telling the audience, and himself, that he didn’t deserve it—before Lainey Wilson welcomed him into the Opry family. The pair also performed their collaboration, “Save Me,” underscoring themes of redemption, truth-telling and faith that connect with fans.
Eric Benét posted a video slamming Jelly Roll for not weighing in on political issues backstage at the 2026 Grammys, criticizing him for praising faith while avoiding political commentary. The piece recalls Jelly Roll’s earlier Grammys moment with a Bible in hand and his remark that he doesn’t discuss politics, as well as Benét’s follow‑up response urging Christians to speak out against hate and injustice. Jelly Roll had won three Grammys that night and had said he would address political topics, but has not elaborated since.
Bunnie Xo says in her memoir that she and Jelly Roll aren’t in an open relationship, explaining that his 10-month affair left her feeling disposable; they share custody of their daughter Bailee, are pursuing twins via IVF and a surrogate, and discuss healing and new boundaries in interviews, including with Howard Stern.
Bunnie Xo says meeting her stepdaughter Bailee Ann felt like seeing a younger version of herself, noting their lives run parallel through addiction and growth. She also shares that she and Jelly Roll are moving forward with an IVF journey and have a surrogate, with hopes of expanding their family and possibly welcoming twins.