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Jelly Roll, 41, and Bunnie Xo, 46, were declared divorced Friday in Williamson County, Tennessee. The marital dissolution agreement addresses their plans to have children together after the split and divides assets including an aircraft.
usmagazine.comcom reported. The agreement states that each party received separate legal advice from their attorneys about their desire to have children together after divorce and notes that the parties were advised there may be consequences pertaining to the agreement with respect to their genetic materials due to evolving technology and case law, as well as the interim category of interest afforded to said genetic materials.
The document adds that the parties' respective attorneys are not experts with regard to genetic and reproductive rights and directs each to obtain independent advice from qualified expert counsel in genetics and reproductive law prior to signing. Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo specifically chose not to consult with specialized lawyers in genetics and reproductive law before signing the agreement, according to the court papers.
They also revoked and canceled any prior permission given to each other or their teams to use passwords to access the other person's personal accounts and records.
The agreement includes a confidentiality and non-disparagement clause prohibiting them from trashing each other or discussing private matters publicly. The couple entered into a confidential property settlement agreement to divide assets including property, furniture, vehicles, an aircraft, accounts, debt, and intellectual property.
In a since-deleted episode of the Dumb Blonde Podcast, Bunnie Xo said she would not allow the breakup to deter her dream of becoming a mom and stated that Jelly Roll was on the same page about still trying to have a baby together and raising the child as one big happy family, adding that the couple had a final argument this past Mother's Day.
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