Jelly Roll and his spouse, Bunnie XO, are planning to increase their household.
Bunnie, 44, revealed on the Tuesday, July 2 episode of her “Dumb Blonde” podcast that the couple are within the technique of present process in vitro fertilization with a surrogate.
“This journey with IVF, we sat down a pair months in the past,” she mentioned. “And I used to be identical to, I really feel like I’ve achieved a lot in my life. And the one factor that’s left is to lift a child and backyard. I’m in my child mama (and) gardening period.”
Jelly Roll (actual identify Jason DeFord) married Bunnie (full identify Bunnie DeFord) in 2016. She grew to become a stepmom for the “Save Me” singer’s two youngsters, daughter Bailee, 16, and son Noah, 7, from prior relationships.
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“J was like … ‘I might like to have a child with you,’” Bunnie recalled on her podcast. “And that was not the response that I believed he would say. I used to be identical to, ‘Wow actually? Have you ever at all times felt like that?’ He was like, ‘Yeah, I’ll at all times have a child with you. If you wish to have a child, cool. In case you don’t, cool. No matter you need to do.’ So now he’s, like, actually enthusiastic about it.”
They’ve seen a fertility specialist since 2019, however not till just lately did they really feel that they have been absolutely ready, financially and in any other case, to welcome a brand new addition to their brood.
“We’re on the fence of getting twins,” Bunnie mentioned. “We expect we need to have twin boys. I’m unsure. We may have one, we may have two. We don’t know what we’re going to do but. We don’t plan on implanting till February 2025.”
In early June, Jelly Roll, 39, shared their IVF plans throughout his look on the “Bussin’ With the Boys” podcast.
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“We had deliberate on doing this privately, however determined our IVF journey wanted to be shared as a result of we’ve at all times been so open,” Bunnie acknowledged by way of Instagram following his announcement. “And all odds stacked in opposition to us, it’s already been arduous (and) we’ve got solely simply begun. We’ve got been assembly (with) IVF medical doctors (and) exploring all our choices so as to add to our household.”
In her new podcast episode, Bunnie mentioned that going ahead, they intend to maintain their “IVF journey” non-public.
“I’m simply going to be sincere with you guys. I’m not going to hold the newborn,” she mentioned, explaining their selection to make use of a surrogate. “I’m not mentally effectively sufficient to let my hormones get out of whack. … I’ve gotten to a spot the place I’m even-keeled. My nervousness is lastly good. I don’t have despair — in fact I’ve down days and stuff like that, however nothing like what I went by in 2019.”
She continued, “There may be nothing improper with having a surrogate. I might have bother carrying a child. I’ve misplaced many infants, . One, we don’t have the time to undergo that. Two, my schedule doesn’t permit for me to … have one other miscarriage or ectopic being pregnant.”
