Bunnie Xo makes TMI confession about Jelly Roll’s manhood post-weight loss

Jelly Roll’s wife, Bunnie Xo, revealed that the singer’s penis has gotten “severely bigger” since his drastic weight loss.

“I will tell you that it is very true that when a man loses weight, it grows a lot,” she confessed on the “Howard Stern Show” Tuesday when asked if Jelly has gotten “better in bed” since losing over 200 pounds.

“Oh God, he’s gonna kill me,” the “Dumb Blonde” podcast host laughed.

But on Wednesday, Bunnie, born Alisa DeFord, clarified that her husband “loved all of” her comments about his manhood, while speaking to TMZ.

“My husband loves my originality,” the 46-year-old quipped.

The Grammy winner, 41, has been open about his and Bunnie’s “horrible” sex life prior to his weight loss, but always insisted that his “blonde, beautiful” wife was not the problem.

Last month, Jelly explained that because of his obesity, he had the testosterone level of a “preteen boy,” which made him struggle to “get it up.”

“You can’t get it up without T. I was married to a smoke show, and I was still struggling,” he told Men’s Health for their cover story.

On top of losing the weight, the musician has also started testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), which he said has transformed his sex life.

“Now it’s a totally different thing. I’m chasing her around the house, you know what I’m saying? I’m like a teenage kid again!”

“I’m like the Pink Panther. I bust out of every corner. And she opens the cabinet, and I go, ‘Hi!’” he quipped.

Jelly — born Jason Bradley Deford — once weighed 550 pounds at his heaviest and began his weight loss journey in 2022.

Over the weekend, Bunnie explained how they “always had a sex life,” but “there were mountains and valleys [they] had to go through — especially when he was so big.”

Now, she gushes over her husband’s “excitement and his new zest for life” along with their intimacy.

“It’s so childlike and just giddy,” she told Us Weekly. “Just seeing him get to be the man that I always saw that he was.”