Bunnie Xo is giving an update on her stepdaughter’s Valentine’s Day date.
The Dumb Blonde podcast host, 44, shared a TikTok video on Tuesday, Feb. 18 of her and her stepdaughter Bailee Ann, 16, participating in a hilarious trend. The video shows the two with open laptops pretending to type and find out everything about the teenage boy’s life.
“When the date went so well now you’re lurking his entire lineage, birth chart & grandfather’s house on google satellite,” she wrote over the video.
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Last week, Bunnie Xo, who’s married to country singer Jelly Roll, 40, and is a proud stepmom to his two kids from a previous relationship, rushed home from her podcast recording to see her stepdaughter Bailee get ready to go on her first date on Valentine’s Day.
On Friday, Feb. 14, Bunnie Xo, whose real name is Alyssa DeFord, posted a TikTok video showing the moments before the teenager completed the major milestone. “Can she stop growing 😭 #baileeandbunnie,” she captioned the video.
In the clips, Bunnie Xo and her sisters came together to celebrate the special moment. Bailee Ann came downstairs and showed them all her outfit — a red cropped shirt, ripped baggy jeans and sneakers — before doing a little spin for them and asking if they approved.
After the approval, the family jokingly drilled her for more information about the boy who was taking her out, asking everything from how he looked to what’s his social security number.
While the podcaster loves being a mother to her stepchildren, she opened up on the Thursday, Jan. 2 episode of her podcast about how she’s ready to welcome more children into her family. As she spoke to psychic medium Sloan Bella, she shared that she’s experienced several pregnancy losses in the past, but now feels ready to become a parent.
“I just feel like I’ve been healing so much trauma with my parents that I finally am ready to be a parent,” Bunnie Xo said. “Like, I’ve helped raise Bailee since she was 7, and I think that also showed me that, hey, I’m not gonna f— up a kid’s life too badly.”
“But I feel like I’ve mastered… not mastered, but I feel like I can do this. You know?” she continued. “And I just want a little piece of J and I together.”
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