Bunnie XO joins viral Taylor Swift’s TikTok trend

Gilbert Flores

Bunnie XO has always been an open book, sharing insight into her traumatic upbringing in her latest TikTok.

of dumb blonde The podcast host took part in a recent trend on the platform set to a Taylor Swift song tortured poet section “I wouldn’t last an hour in the asylum they raised me in,” he sings in his hit song “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” Participants in this trend share the various “exiles” they experienced growing up.

In Bunny’s version, she shows a photo of herself as a teenager before showing a photo of the church as the “exile place” that hurt her. “Pentacostals and Asylums,” she captioned the photo set, adding, “That photo was taken right after I left home at age 14. Wait until you all read my book. ” he added.

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Last week, Bunny was vulnerable on a podcast where she opened up about how online bullying and harsh comments have affected her husband, country superstar Jelly Roll. “My husband was tired of her being bullied about his terrible weight, so she took him off the internet,” she said on the podcast. “And when I hear that it makes me want to cry, because he’s the sweetest angel baby. My husband doesn’t show it to you guys, but I have a very vulnerable moment here. That will hurt him.

“The internet can say whatever it wants about you and say, ‘You’re a celebrity.’ I’m sure you can handle it.’ No, we’re not…Enough is enough,” she said. continued. “Don’t bully people. You never know what state they’re in mentally. There are a lot of people on the internet who aren’t as strong as me, but they don’t deserve to be bullied.”

The entrepreneur also slammed internet trolls and bullies who try to blackmail her and her family. “I’m going to stand up for all the underdogs. You’re never going to bully me. You’re never going to lie about me or my family, I’m going to fight to the end,” she said. “I love it when people say, “Bunny is a bad person.” Wait a minute, you’ll understand. I’ve been on the Internet for about 15 years. When do they watch? What you see is what you get with me. I’m not going to pretend to be something I’m not… all you have to do is leave me and my family alone. Just leave it there and you won’t be called.”