During a performance in Spain on Thursday, Katy Perry appeared to take a playful swipe at her former fiancé, Orlando Bloom.

While headlining the O Son do Camiño festival in Santiago de Compostela, the pop star’s set included an eye-catching moment featuring a giant phone display showing calls from several of her past partners, as seen in a viral video on social media.

As Perry sang her 2020 track “Never Really Over,” the oversized iPhone screen displayed fake incoming calls from various contacts. These included Diplo and initials like “JM,” likely referring to John Mayer, “RB,” presumably for Russell Brand, and “OB,” unmistakably pointing to Bloom.

In a humorous twist, Perry acted as though she was ignoring these calls from her former flames, ultimately answering only one call from “JPJT.” This is an abbreviation for Justin Pierre James Trudeau, her current beau.

The 41-year-old singer and the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star, 49, first ignited romance rumors in 2016 after meeting at a Golden Globes afterparty. They dated until briefly parting ways in 2017.

However, they rekindled their relationship a year later and got engaged on Valentine’s Day in 2019.

The now-exes welcomed their daughter, Daisy Dove, in August 2020.

In June 2025, Page Six reported that they ended things amicably after nearly 10 years together.

Bloom — who also shares 15-year-old son Flynn with his ex-wife Miranda Kerr — and Perry have continued to co-parent their daughter since the split.

Perry was previously married to Brand from 2010 to 2012 and dated Mayer on and off from 2012 to 2015. Last year, Diplo confirmed that he and Perry had once dated as well.

Following her and Bloom’s breakup, the pop star has since moved on to a new relationship with the former Prime Minister of Canada.

She and Trudeau sparked dating rumors in July 2025, and went Instagram-official with photos from a romantic trip to Tokyo in December 2025.

They made their official red carpet debut as a couple earlier this month at the Tribeca Film Festival.

A terrifying incident unfolded when a mother and her child were quickly transported to the hospital after being engulfed by a massive ‘sneaker wave’ along the California coast.

The duo, whose identities remain undisclosed, found themselves swept into the ocean near San Francisco’s Baker Beach on Thursday evening.

Officials explained that the incident involved a sneaker wave, characterized by a sudden, unusually large wave that rushes much farther up the shore than its predecessors.

This alarming event occurred just over a week after another tragic sneaker wave claimed the lives of two college students on the California coast.

On June 10, Harshita Nair, 21, and Mahial Sran, 20, both hailing from Fremont, lost their lives when a ‘rogue wave’ overtook them near Bonny Doon beach in Santa Cruz.

CalFire told the Daily Mail that their deaths marked the fifth water rescue they had responded to along the one-mile stretch of coastline in the past month alone.

Baker Beach, where the mother and child were swept away, is located 80 miles north of this stretch. 

The pair was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. The Daily Mail has requested information from the San Francisco Fire Department, who responded to the incident. 

A mother and child have been rushed to hospital after a huge ‘sneaker wave’ swallowed them into the ocean off Baker Beach on Thursday. A stock image of Baker Beach is shown above

The pair, who have not yet been identified, were swept into the sea close to Baker Beach in San Francisco on Thursday evening. Baker Beach is pictured above 

Officials issued a beach hazard statement for coastal areas across Northern California this week. 

It was originally set to expire on Thursday, but was extended through Sunday morning after adverse conditions persisted. 

Forecasters and fire officials warned residents that sneaker waves can close in very quickly and without warning, while advising people to stay away from the shoreline.

According to the National Weather Service, those unsafe conditions were generated by a long period swell, which can prompt strong rip currents. 

Michael Horn, a spokesman for CalFire, explained why this season has been particularly treacherous for beach-goers in California. 

‘For the last week and a half, because of a couple of different large tropical storms in the Pacific, we’ve been experiencing really large waves,’ he told the Daily Mail. 

‘That’s not characteristic for this time of year. That’s not something that anybody would know that’s just a beach visitor a few times a season. 

Harshita Nair, 21, a legal studies major at UC Berkeley, died close to the shore in Santa Cruz

Mahial Sran, 20, a public health B.S. at San José State University, also died in the double horror

The two friends were believed to be sleeping on Bonny Doon Beach in Santa Cruz, California

‘This is not a time of year that you would routinely get huge surf. There are some very large waves recently. 

‘With that sort of storm surge, we’ve also been getting some much higher than normal tides, so that’s been increasing the hazardous conditions on all of our beaches throughout the central coast of California. 

‘It’s just a really good reminder that, no matter how educated you are on the ocean, you should never let your guard down. Never turn your back on the ocean. 

‘Check the tide charts, check what the ocean is doing, and heed the warnings.’ 

The ambitious $300 billion investment fund for Iran, part of a U.S.–Iran memorandum of understanding, is poised to face significant legal hurdles due to existing U.S. sanctions laws. This raises doubts about the feasibility of the plan, even if both nations move towards finalizing an agreement.

Digitally signed on Wednesday by President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, the memorandum seeks to end hostilities and reopen the Strait of Hormuz for trade. The 14-point agenda includes the U.S. lifting sanctions on Iran, boosting Tehran’s oil revenue, and allowing access to global banking systems, among other initiatives.

However, one of the most ambitious elements of the deal—a proposed $300 billion private investment fund for Iran’s reconstruction and development—could clash with U.S. policies that label Iran’s construction sector as being under the influence of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

This challenge is more than a mere technicality; it questions whether a key economic promise of the Trump-Iran deal can be practically implemented under current U.S. laws. Experts suggest that if the fund relies on investments in areas deemed IRGC-controlled by Washington, the administration might have to issue temporary waivers or new licenses. Such a legal framework could deter long-term investors and complicate the finalization of any agreement.

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A proposed $300 billion investment fund for Iran included in the U.S.–Iran memorandum of understanding may face major legal obstacles under existing U.S. sanctions law. (Mandel NGAN / AFP via Getty Images)

The State Department formally determined in 2020, and again in May 2025, that Iran’s construction sector was controlled directly or indirectly by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Under the Iran Freedom and Counter-Proliferation Act, known as IFCA, that finding creates sanctions risks for people or companies doing business in the sector.

Miad Maleki, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and a former Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control executive, told News Media that the legal and sanctions-related problems surrounding the fund are more complicated than simply asking whether Congress would have to approve it.

“I think Congress is unavoidable for a durable version of that investment,” Maleki said. “If we have a final deal and now as part of this commitment, the U.S. government and allies are going to have to go in and help Iran to set up this fund or get access to such a fund.”

Maleki said the president has meaningful unilateral authority to begin easing restrictions. Trump could revoke relevant executive orders, direct the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control to issue general licenses and waive some congressional sanctions laws.

But he said that does not mean the fund would be durable enough to attract serious investors.

“Technically, the fund could be switched on through some kind of an executive action plan alone, but it would be on paper and it would have to be renewed every 180 days,” Maleki said, referring to waivers for mandatory sanctions tied to Iran’s construction sector.

An Iranian police officer stands on patrol near a poster depicting Iranian soldiers holding a net shaped like the Strait of Hormuz with U.S. military aircraft ensnared in Tehran, Iran, on May 9, 2026. (Majid Saeedi/Getty Images)

“If you’re anyone who is in an investment-type business, it’s hard to find someone who would be investing in construction-type projects that take time,” he added. “These projects are not like 180-day projects.”

The concern, Maleki said, is especially acute in Iran, where investors would face sanctions uncertainty, political risk and an unreliable partner.

“It’s hard to find someone who would be investing … based on something that could not just be renewed if Iran, especially in the context of Iran, where you don’t really have a reliable partner, where things can blow up any minute,” he said.

A woman walks past a billboard showing a military hand holding the Strait of Hormuz with Farsi text which reads, “In Iran’s hands forever,” “Trump couldn’t do a damn thing,” “The control of Strait of Hormuz will be Iran’s forever,” in Vanak Square, in northern Tehran, Iran, on April 16, 2026. (Vahid Salemi/AP)

That structure raises a broader question about whether negotiators were truly expecting the memorandum to mature into a final, durable agreement.

“The more I’ve been digging into this memorandum of understanding, sanctions paragraphs of this memorandum, the more I have come to this kind of doubt that the negotiators really were counting on a final deal to be reached,” Maleki said.

“If you do get to a final agreement and you’re looking into actually meeting the commitments that you made, this $300 billion investment fund, it’s not something you can really set up,” he added. “I think it would be almost close to impossible to get something that would materialize.”

Iranians burn American flags during an anti-U.S. demonstration outside the former U.S. embassy headquarters in Tehran, Iran, on May 9, 2018, after President Donald Trump withdrew from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal. (Photographer: Ali Mohammadi/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Maleki said one possible explanation is that the U.S. side may view its role as limited to providing sanctions relief, while leaving Iran and potential investors to sort out whether the fund can actually be built.

“We’re going to give them the waivers that they need. If they can’t find investors to invest in this, that’s their problem,” he said, describing one possible view of the negotiators’ approach.

The Treasury Department and the Iranian mission to the U.N. did not immediately respond to News Media’s request for comment.

The issue could become a congressional flashpoint. Because IFCA waivers are limited to 180 days and require justification to Congress, any long-term investment framework for Iran could force the administration to repeatedly defend why sanctions tied to an IRGC-controlled sector should be suspended.

The legal obstacles also come as critics warn the pact gives Iran major economic benefits while leaving some of the most difficult nuclear and security questions for future negotiations. Maleki said the U.S. had already built significant leverage over Iran through sanctions, military pressure and the blockade, but may now be trading that leverage for the reopening of Hormuz.

“We reached a point that we had leverage that no U.S. president has ever had with Iran,” Maleki said. “Yet we gave that away for this, for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz.”

He argued that Iran is likely to use the process to delay rather than rush toward a final agreement.

“Iran is going to go back to its playbook of dragging, buying time with the sanctions relief-type incentives that I’m seeing in this package,” Maleki said. “I do not think that the Iranian regime is going to rush to get to a deal.”

A man applies fresh paint to an anti-U.S. mural on a building wall on Karim Khan Zand Avenue in Tehran on April 8, 2025. The mural features the slogan “Down with the USA” and skulls replacing stars on the U.S. flag. (Atta Kenare/AFP)

John Hannah, a senior fellow at the Jewish Institute for National Security of America and a former national security adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney, warned that any economic windfall from the agreement could help the IRGC rebuild.

“It’s almost certain that the IRGC will use any economic windfall granted by this MOU to reconstitute as much of their conventional military as possible as fast as possible — especially the vast missile and drone arsenal that the IRGC believes proved critical to the strategic successes they achieved during the war,” Hannah told News Media.

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On Friday, a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah was reached in Lebanon, according to a U.S. official. This development comes after heightened hostilities threatened the prospects for transforming a temporary agreement on the Iran conflict into a sustainable Middle East peace treaty.

Planned discussions between the U.S. and Iran, set to occur in Switzerland on Friday, were called off due to the intensifying conflict in Lebanon. This cancellation has cast doubt on the timeline for pivotal negotiations aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz for international shipping.

A senior U.S. official announced that the ceasefire was set to take effect at approximately 4 p.m. Lebanon time (1300 GMT).

“Following today’s earlier exchanges of fire, we understand that Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire,” the official stated, speaking anonymously. The agreement was facilitated by U.S. and Qatari negotiators, with support from Iran.

The recent escalation in Lebanon, which resulted in the deaths of 18 people from airstrikes and four Israeli soldiers at the hands of Hezbollah militants, poses a significant challenge to the broader negotiations. The cessation of hostilities in Lebanon is a crucial condition for the wider U.S.-Iran agreement.

A senior Hezbollah lawmaker said Iran had told the group that talks with the United States could not continue without a comprehensive ceasefire.

Iran’s foreign ministry spokesperson did not mention the talks but said the United States bore direct responsibility for Israeli attacks on Lebanon and that Tehran would take all necessary measures to protect its interests.

The Nashville music scene was taken aback this week with the news of country star Jelly Roll’s decision to part ways with his wife of nearly a decade, Bunnie XO. The couple’s impending divorce has resonated deeply, particularly within their complex blended family, which includes Jelly Roll’s teenage daughter and young son from prior relationships.

Insiders reveal that a significant point of contention in the divorce proceedings was Bunnie’s connection with her stepdaughter, 18-year-old Bailee Ann DeFord. According to a source close to the family, Bunnie shares a profound bond with Bailee, which greatly influenced her approach to the separation from Jelly Roll.

Bunnie’s commitment to Bailee’s well-being was evident as she navigated the divorce process. She was particularly concerned about ensuring that her stepdaughter’s life would not face further disruption. “She feels a spiritual connection to Bailee,” the source shared, emphasizing Bunnie’s dedication to seeing Bailee graduate from high school and transition smoothly into college life.

Bunnie feels ‘spiritually tied’ to Bailee, the source said, so when it came time to accept the split from Jelly Roll, she wanted to make sure her stepdaughter’s life wouldn’t be uprooted once again.

‘[Bunnie] is spiritually tied to his daughter,’ the source said. ‘She waited to graduate [Bailee] from high school and get her off to college.’

It was revealed Monday that Jelly Roll, real name Jason DeFord, had filed for divorce from former escort Bunnie XO, née Alisa DeFord, last month in Tennessee, according to court documents obtained by the Daily Mail.

Jelly Roll, 41, has filed for divorce from wife Bunnie XO, 46, after nearly ten years of marriage (pictured in February 2026)

The country music star is a father to two children: daughter Bailee Ann DeFord, 18, and son Noah Buddy DeFord, nine

The news caught fans and industry insiders by surprise, and not least because the couple had endured just about every obstacle in their marriage. 

From battling various drug addictions, to infidelity and a custody battle over Jelly Roll’s daughter, Bunnie had been by her husband’s side as he grew from broke and sleeping in his van to winning three Grammy Awards. 

The OnlyFans star turned podcaster, who once made her living as a ‘high-class’ escort in Las Vegas, even took on the role of mother figure to Bailee, and stepped up for his nine-year-old son, Noah, too.

And despite their divorce, Bunnie has said she still plans on having a baby with her estranged husband, calling him her ‘best friend’ in a podcast episode released after the split.

Bailee broke her silence on Tuesday, sharing how ‘disgusted’ she was by all the attention her parents’ divorce has received, and that the split was ‘very clearly a private matter’, though she thanked fans for ‘showing me so much love and kindness through everything’.

‘At the end of the day, no matter what, we are all humans with feelings and that is worthy of compassion,’ Bailee added.

Ever since Jelly Roll and Bunnie were married in August 2016, the former sex worker has played an active role in Bailee’s life.

Jelly Roll’s daughter Bailee has a close relationship with her stepmother, Bunnie XO (real name Alisa DeFord)

Following news of their divorce, Bailee shared a message on TikTok Stories thanking fans for their ‘kind messages’ and ‘words of support’

Jelly Roll first learned he was a father inside a Tennessee jail after he was convicted of dealing drugs in 2008. He had previously met his daughter’s mother, Felicia Beckwith, at a mutual friend’s party and she became pregnant.

From that point on, Jelly Roll professed that his daughter had ‘changed [his] life’ and he was dedicated to becoming a better person for her.

But he didn’t meet Bailee until she was two years old.

At the time, she was living with her mother in Tennessee and Jelly Roll was struggling to make a real impact in the music industry. He was also on probation and sleeping in the back of his touring van.

In the 2023 documentary ‘Jelly Roll: Save Me,’ the rapper-turned-country artist described himself as a ‘less than present father’ during the first few years of Bailee’s life. He said that Beckwith initially ‘made it hard on me’ because she ‘made me go to court’ to even see their daughter.

But as Bailee grew older, her biological mother’s issues with addiction worsened. 

Jelly Roll explained in the documentary that Beckwith suffered from fibromyalgia and had been taking pills to deal with the pain. He said she soon became addicted to pills, which led to a heroin addiction.

By the time Bailee was seven, Jelly Roll said her mother ‘started really going downhill’ and he made it his mission to gain full custody of his daughter, with the help of his wife Bunnie.

Bunnie, who had been working as an escort making upwards of $100,000 a night, helped Jelly Roll rent a condo for his daughter. She also helped him obtain a lawyer, and he was awarded primary custody of Bailee in 2016.

Pictured in April 2024: Jelly Roll obtained primary custody of his daughter Bailee in 2016 with the help of his wife Bunnie

Felicia Beckwith lost custody of Bailee in 2016 amid her battle with substance abuse and addiction

Still, certain biting comments on social media have hinted at a rocky relationship between Jelly Roll and his daughter’s biological mother.

In a Facebook post from October 2017, Beckwith reposted a throwback photo of a two-year-old Bailee, writing above the image: ‘MY SWEET BABYGIRL!!! MOMMY LOVES U SO MUCH BAILEE ANN!!! WISH U COULDVE STAYED THIS LITTLE FOREVER LOL!!!’

But in the comments section, it appeared that Jelly Roll had taken over his wife’s Facebook account and left a scathing comment under the photo.

‘You sure don’t act like someone who misses her maybe we should post the screen shot of the 30 unanswered messages under this post, this s*** is a f***ing joke please stop before you dig the hole any deeper. Wow – this is J by the way,’ the comment read.

Over the next three years, however, it seemed the co-parents had put in considerable work to better their relationship.

Just two days shy of Bailee’s 12th birthday, her mother – who was now sober, released from jail and living in recovery housing – reached out in May 2020. They rekindled their relationship, Bailee later revealed, with her father’s full support.

Two months later, Jelly Roll posted a Facebook photo of himself alongside Bunnie, Bailee and Beckwith, all standing in front of oversized balloons that spelled out his daughter’s name.

In the caption, he revealed that Beckwith was 16 months sober after quitting pills and drugs following her recent arrest. He said that it ‘feels good to have her back to the normal Felicia we all know and love,’ and praised his wife for inviting Bailee’s biological mother to be a guest on her podcast.

A Facebook comment from 2017 shows Jelly Roll blasting Bailee’s biological mother

In 2020, Beckwith celebrated 16 months of sobriety and rekindled her relationship with Bailee. She later relapsed in 2024 

‘Bunnie is a special person who has a beautiful soul. I am a blessed man,’ he said.

Unfortunately, Beckwith’s sobriety didn’t last long. While speaking to lawmakers in Washington, DC, in 2024 about his experience with the fentanyl crisis, Jelly Roll implied in his speech that Beckwith had relapsed.

‘Every single day I have to wonder, me and my wife, if today will be the day I have to tell my daughter that her mother became a part of the national statistic,’ he said.

As for Bailee, she shared the dark details of her mother’s relapse during an appearance on Bunnie’s Dumb Blonde podcast that same year. 

Back in 2022, a then-14-year-old Bailee had gone to spend the summer with her mother. While Beckwith wasn’t partaking in her typical drug use, Bailee explained that her mom had been drinking alcohol on occasion. 

And that summer, Beckwith provided her underage daughter with alcohol and marijuana and actively encouraged Bailee to participate in both.

Even worse, Bailee said that her mother ‘manipulated me and convinced me to do’ an unnamed drug with her at an ’empty Dollar General parking lot’ after a Fourth of July party.

Over the next few months, Bailee said she was ‘never sober’ and was consistently drinking, vaping, ‘or snorting Valiums or Xanax,’ without Jelly Roll or Bunnie’s knowledge. 

Jelly Roll and Bunnie helped their teen daughter get sober after she returned home from a summer with her biological mom, where she said she was ‘never sober’

It wasn’t until she returned to their Nashville home that her parents realized something was wrong, and helped their teen daughter get sober. 

She also cut off all contact with her biological mother during this time.

Last year, Beckwith was one of three people arrested on drug charges after police found methamphetamine and fentanyl during a traffic stop in Johnson City, Tennessee.

On Wednesday this week, she was sentenced to 30 days in jail and three years supervised probation, a Washington County court clerk told the Daily Mail.

But despite Bailee’s rocky relationship with her birth mother, she found stability in Bunnie.

Their close relationship is evidenced on TikTok, where Bailee has shared several amusing videos of the pair dancing in their living room and making videos in the kitchen.

On Instagram, Bailee has called the retired OnlyFans star her ‘best friend’ and ‘the most gorgeous woman I know,’ and declared how her ‘life changed forever, for the better’ when her father and stepmother gained primary custody. 

‘Mom, I love you more than anything in this life and ever will,’ Bailee once wrote in a gushing birthday tribute. ‘Thank you for being everything I ever needed. Thank you for everything. Happy birthday mama, Iove you so much.’

But Bunnie isn’t the only maternal figure that Jelly Roll’s daughter has had in her life.

Bailee has praised Bunnie on social media as her ‘best friend’ and ‘the most gorgeous woman I know’

Although Bailee no longer lives with her biological mother, she did develop a close friendship with Cheyenne Murphy, Beckwith’s ex-girlfriend of several years.

According to posts on social media, Murphy, who also lives in Tennessee, was on and off with Bailee’s mother for many years and had a part in raising Bailee since she was a small child.

Their relationship is seen on Instagram and Facebook, where Murphy posts birthday tributes and selfies with Jelly Roll’s daughter. Other videos have shown Bailee and Murphy attending Jelly Roll’s concerts together, and celebrating milestones such as Bailee’s prom night.

A video posted by Bunnie in December 2025 also appeared to show Murphy helping out on the family’s farm by wrangling cows in their front yard, though she is listed on her Facebook account as working at Pioneer Coach & Production Transport in Nashville.

Following news of their divorce, however, Murphy made a point to tell her Facebook followers that she had no insight to share about Jelly Roll and Bunnie’s relationship.

‘Don’t ask I don’t have answers, and if I did it’s NOT my place to speak on! BE RESPECTFUL PEOPLE!!!’ the post read.

While Jelly Roll’s daughter has been in the public eye throughout his rise to country music fame, his younger son Noah has been kept far from the spotlight.

Cheyenne Murphy (left) has also played an active role in Bailee’s life 

Murphy, who lives in Tennessee, was on and off with Bailee’s mother for many years and had a part in raising Bailee since she was a small child

In August 2016, the same month he tied the knot with Bunnie, the country star welcomed a baby boy with his on-again, off-again girlfriend of ten years, Melisa Cowell.

Although Jelly Roll had recently gained primary custody of his daughter when Noah was born, court documents obtained by the Daily Mail revealed that he and Cowell share custody of their son.

Following his birth, Cowell was automatically given full legal and physical custody of Noah per Tennessee law.

In October 2016, Jelly Roll was ordered by the court to pay temporary child support of $1,250 per month. A parenting plan dated March 2017 showed that Cowell is responsible for their son 282 days of the year, while Jelly Roll has Noah 83 days of the year. In that same document, Jelly Roll’s child support was increased to $1,354 per month.

However, it is unclear whether the exes’ custody arrangement has changed since Jelly Roll’s rise to fame, considering no documents have been made public since 2022.

Unlike Bailee’s biological mother, Cowell plays an active role in Noah’s life such that any social media post featuring her son must be approved by her first.

That includes a sweet TikTok video shared by Bunnie in July 2023, in which Noah was asked by his stepmother to list some of his favorite things.

Jelly Roll revealed that he tries ‘not to get in the way of what [Cowell] is building over there’ because he wants to ‘just respect that boundary,’ though he was most recently seen sitting courtside with his son at a college basketball game in December.

In August 2016, Jelly Roll welcomed his son Noah Buddy with on-and-off girlfriend Melisa Cowell. She has kept a low-profile on social media 

In 2023, Bunnie praised ‘beautiful’ Cowell as ‘one stand up chick’ and thanked her for ‘[holding] it down for baby Noah’ and the rest of their family

As for Bunnie’s relationship with Cowell, she has publicly praised her as ‘one stand up chick’ and they ‘couldn’t imagine our lives without her.’

‘It takes a village to raise these babies & luckily we have her as a part of the family,’ Bunnie said. ‘Love you girl!’

Despite the active maternal role Bunnie has played in the lives of Jelly Roll’s children, the former sex worker has long desired biological children of her own. Before he filed for divorce, the estranged couple were even working towards welcoming twins via a surrogate.

Bunnie told fans in 2019 that they had been undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) after discovering that her fallopian tubes are blocked. As recently as February, she revealed in her memoir that they had found a surrogate to carry their future baby.

Now, it seems Bunnie’s dream to welcome children with Jelly Roll may be coming true after all.

In her first Dumb Blonde podcast episode since the divorce bombshell, Bunnie revealed they are ‘still having a baby together’ and acknowledged that their relationship is ‘unconventional.’

‘We’re going to co-parent together. J is my best friend. Like, this isn’t what you guys think this is. Nobody cheated on the other person. It’s literally just we served our purpose for each other,’ she said in the episode released Thursday evening.

She also detailed their tumultuous IVF journey, telling fans they lost four embryos and the experience ‘wrecked me emotionally, spiritually, physically.’

Still, Bunnie revealed that she and Jelly Roll will co-parent their future baby and ‘raise little Nugget as one big happy family.’

Authorities have apprehended a man on suspicion of attempted murder after a three-year-old boy was discovered in a crocodile enclosure at a zoo in eastern England. The child sustained severe injuries, as confirmed by local police.

The alarming event took place on Thursday afternoon at the Johnsons of Old Hurst, a family-owned farm and zoo situated in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, according to police reports.

The young boy somehow found himself inside the crocodile enclosure and was subsequently transported to a nearby hospital. As of the latest update, he remains in a critical but stable condition, Cambridgeshire police reported.

A 30-year-old man, who appears to have no prior connection to the child, has been taken into custody on suspicion of attempted murder in relation to this incident, the police stated.

Detective Inspector Verity McCann expressed, “We are currently interviewing individuals who were present at the zoo during this distressing incident to gather more information about what transpired. At this point, we believe the arrested man and the child do not know each other.”

The incident remains under investigation.  

Huntingdon Member of Parliament Ben Obese-Jecty said his “thoughts are with the young victim and his family during a hugely traumatic and difficult time.”

“This is now a live criminal investigation and I would ask people to refrain from speculation online,” he said in a statement on social media.

Johnsons of Old Hurst said its tropical house, which is home to multiple species of crocodiles and other reptiles, will remain closed until further notice “out of respect to the family.”

“Our thoughts and prayers are with the boy and his family following the incident that occurred today,” Johnsons of Old Hurst said in a statement on social media Thursday.