Why Megan Moroney Calls Herself Jelly Roll + Bunnie's Daughter

Megan Moroney finally revealed why she has referred to herself as Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo's daughter on social media.

The "Am I Okay?" singer was a guest on Taste of Country Nights recently, and we brought up a comment Moroney made on Bunnie Xo's Instagram, which she signed, "Love, your daughter."

Moroney giggled at being called out, but she was happy to explain.

"Me and Bunnie, we've got a lot of long, blonde, hair — and one of the first times we met I was just like, 'I'm your daughter' and they were like 'Yep!' So, I'm like their adopted daughter," she says.

"I just love them, they're the sweetest," she says, gushing over the couple. "Every time I see them, I just have the biggest smile on my face."

We should have asked Megan Moroney about a possible Jelly Roll collaboration down the line, but we ran out of time. But surely they will, since they're adopted family, right?

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According to The Columbus Dispatch, Jelly Roll and Moroney were hanging out as recently as June 21, as they both played at the Buckeye Country Superfest 2025 in Ohio.

Moroney is currently on her own headlining Am I Okay? Tour, which is trekking through America one city at a time until August 2.

The Top 26 Country Songs of 2025, Ranked

The Top 25 Country Songs of 2025 list is not a roll out of the biggest radio hits of the year. Original duets, Christian cross-overs, meaningful deep cuts and breakout independent artists also help shape the year's best.

The Top 5 songs on this list rely on meaningful lyrics and an original arrangement. A great hook and popular presentation just isn't going to get it done any longer and a few artists (Zach Top, Jelly Roll, Ella Langley) have figured that out X2.

Airplay charts, sales data and streaming numbers helped make this list of country music's Top 25 songs of 2025, but staff and Taste of Country reader opinion were also influential.

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