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Reportedly, she was dragged underwater by the reptile after being put in a “death roll” when she visited the waterbody to wash her feet. The crocodile dragged the woman and resurfaced with her ...

"I'm not political!" the country singer told his wife Bunnie Xo on her 'Dumb Blonde' podcast Chris Saucedo/WireImage; Win McNamee/Getty Jelly Roll is responding to criticism for meeting the ...

Locals were left horrified after a killer crocodile was seen surfacing with the body of a housewife in its jaws after they heard screaming before the animal put the woman in a 'death roll ...

Shocked locals heard her screams but could only watch as the beast thrashed her body in a haunting 'death roll' to disorientate her. The croc then dragged away the housewife as she disappeared ...

Jelly Roll isn't just shedding pounds — he's shedding his past, one honest step at a time. During the Monday, December 16 episode of his wife Bunnie Xo's podcast Dumb Blonde, the 40-year-old ...

Country singer Jelly Roll shared his 2026 fitness goal on his wife's podast Emily Blackwood is a writer and editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023. Her work has previously ...

The singer said he wants to have "one of the biggest transformations." Jelly Roll is revealing his newest goal on his inspiring health journey. A month after sharing that he was "down, like ...

Jelly Roll is on such a roll in his weight loss journey ... including 50 after mom Barbara "Babs" Thore's December 2022 death, "I weigh 285 pounds and I have been this weight for almost a year ...

Jelly Roll performs “I Am Not Okay” at the 2024 Billboard Music Awards. “I Am Not Okay” lyrics I am not okay I’m barely getting by I’m losing track of days And losing sleep at night I ...

One that features Jelly Roll and even samples Tom Petty. “Last Dance with Mary Jane” borrows its hook and title from Petty’s 1993 song of the sorta-same name (“Mary Jane’s Last Dance”).