Come on now, don’t we know better than to talk crap on Bunnie Xo by now? Because if you do, you will get torn apart by her… in the most respectful way. Bunnie Xo has never been afraid to call out social media users who make comments about her friends, family, or lifestyle. The fact that Bunnie Xo lives her life so authentically is what drew fans to her, and her no-filter personality keeps fans coming back to see what she and Jelly Roll are up to. Recently, Bunnie Xo clapped back at fans who claimed that she’s not Bailee Ann’s mom. While Bunnie Xo fully acknowledges that Bailee Ann is not biologically her daughter, Bailee Ann has been in Bunnie Xo’s life from a young age, and Bailee Ann calls her “mom.” Bunnie Xo fired back at fans that Bailiee Ann’s mom has never been a present mother in her life, as she battles with addiction, and she, Bunnie Xo, has been a fierce protector and mother figure in Bailee Ann’s life, making her very much her baby. After that moment, she also fired back at fans, leaving shallow comments about how Jelly Roll is handsome now that he’s lost a significant amount of weight: “‘Girl, your man is so hot now that he lost all of that weight.’” Bunnie says at the start of the video that, as an example, she sees comments like this on her posts. “Is he? Cause he’s always had the same face. He’s always had the same heart. He’s always had the same soul. I think the most appropriate thing to say here is that he looks much healthier now that he’s lost weight. We’ve got to stop living in a ‘Shallow Hal’ world, guys. Because you know what? You might miss out on the best love of your life by judging somebody on their weight.” @xomgitsbunnie He’s been that dude. I’ll forever be cheering him on no matter what weight he is #jellyandbunnie ♬ suara asli – SOUND MEME VIRAL It feels like Bunnie Xo has been on a family defense tour, and now it’s time for Bunnie to defend herself against the internet trolls. I mean, not that she has to defend anything—she’s done nothing wrong and is just authentically living her life in the public eye —but I digress. Bunnie responded to a comment that read: “I love Bunnie, but her image is trashy for the country music scene. People come for her in some comments on the Highway XM.”  Bunnie, as we’ve all seen and heard before, does not pay attention to these negative comments and, while stern, respectfully shuts them down. “Sometimes God uses the most unlikely people to be used as vessels to SHOW what transformation and unconditional love is. I grew up on the streets of Vegas. A homeless runaway at 14, involved in the adult industry since I was 21. Survived abuse, addiction, and built my entire life off being the girl who was never good enough. The trash.  My husband is an ex-felon who has been righting his wrongs and evolving the past 10 years. He has completely transformed his life from who he was—spiritually and physically.   Y’all think you could say anything to us we haven’t already heard before 1,000 times? Happy people don’t hate, and hating people aren’t happy. Never met someone successful ever talking down to someone online. I’d rather be trashy, making people feel loved, seen, and heard, than judging someone from their appearance. Respectfully, I don’t take constructive criticism from people who have never constructed anything.”  @xomgitsbunnie #jellyandbunnie ♬ Whitehouse Road – Tyler Childers Amen to that… and she’s not wrong at all. Bunnie Xo and Jelly Roll have never acted like they were the All-American, cookie-cutter family that raised children in the suburbs behind a white picket fence. But their unconventional family and background are what draw fans to them as a family beyond what Jelly Roll does on stage. They are quirky, loud, love in a big way, and look like they have a lot of fun. As I said at the start of this, when are we going to learn not to talk badly about folks online? Bunnie Xo, I am sure, would rather be playing with her cows than responding to trolls like this. Also, keep those mean thoughts to yourself. Not everything needs to be posted online…The post Bunnie Xo Responds To Trolls Who Call Her Trashy: “Sometimes God Uses The Most Unlikely People” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.