Jelly Roll’s body is covered with dozens of tattoos that the singer got when he was much younger, but now, at 39, he regrets getting most of them.
The hitmaker, whose wife Bunnie XO, 44, revealed they are trying IVF to have another child, opened up about his body art during a recent appearance on The Howard Stern Show.
When asked if he regrets anything about his body art, the award-winning singer revealed: “I have a tattoo on my arm that I gave someone a quarter bag of weed for and it looks like a tattoo of a quarter bag of weed.” bad weed”. ‘
Overall, the Halfway to Hell artist, whose real name is Jason DeFord, said the tattoos “look decent because they’re all grouped together, so you’re like, ‘They don’t look horrible, Jelly.'”
“But until you dissect them and get close to them, you’re like, ‘These suck.’ It’s just bad art. There is no other way to say it”.
Jelly Roll’s body is covered in dozens of tattoos, but the 39-year-old singer says he now regrets getting most of them (pictured in New York on June 12).
Revealing a terrifying detail, the Dancing with the Devil artist explained: “I’ve gotten staph infections from bad tattoos.” I haven’t learned anything,’ he stated.
—You talk about a bull’s head. And I still went back to the same guy who gave me the staph infection.
The Tennessee native explained that he got his first tattoo at age 14 and that he got many of the now unfortunate images while he was behind bars.
It took years for the Bottle and Mary Jane artist to kick his drug habit and, as a result, he was jailed about 40 times on drug charges.
One of the tattoos that bothers him the most is that of a baby smoking a joint. “It was a little much,” the Wild Ones artist now admits.
“I regret 98% of these tattoos, 97, almost all of them,” he said. GQ in March.
‘Like the fundamental philosophies were ingrained in my life when I was 17 and now I’m 40, I’m like, ‘What the fuck was I thinking?’
“I hate them all,” he said.
When asked about the ink he regrets getting on the June 12 episode of The Howard Stern Show, Jelly Roll revealed, “I have a tattoo on my arm that I gave someone a quarter bag of weed for, and it looks like a quarter of a bag of weeds.” ‘weed tattoo’ (pictured in Nashville in May 2023)
Revealing a terrifying detail, the Dancing with the Devil artist explained: “I’ve gotten staph infections from bad tattoos.” I haven’t learned anything,’ he stated. —You talk about a bull’s head. And I still went back to the same guy who gave me the staph infection’ (Pictured, in Indio, CA, in April)
The CMT Music Award winner, who has embarked on a healthier lifestyle, losing 70 pounds over a five-month period, has said he is training to participate in a 5K race before Thanksgiving.
“I’ve been really kicking ass, man,” Jelly Roll said. People in April.
‘I’m doing two or three miles a day, four to six days a week. I do 20 to 30 minutes in the sauna, six minutes in a cold bath every day. I’m eating healthy right now.’
The Save Me singer, who said he has struggled with his weight since childhood, once weighed 500 pounds.
“In 2015 I weighed over 500 (pounds), I’m not sure how much, the (doctor’s) scale only weighed 500 (pounds), and they suggested I go to a meat processor or a truck stop to get my actual weight “, said.
“It was one of the most embarrassing days of my life, and in the end I did it myself.”
The entertainer kicked off a healthier lifestyle and revealed that he recently lost about 70 pounds, as he and his wife Bunnie XO embark on an IVF journey to have another child. They are parents to son Noah, 7, and the singer has a daughter, Bailee, 15 (pictured in Beverly Hills in February).
Jelly Roll has many incentives to lead a healthier lifestyle. In addition to trying to grow his family, he and Bunnie XO are parents to his seven-year-old son Noah.
The doting father also has a daughter, Bailee, 15, from a previous relationship.
Jelly Roll just released their latest song, the heartfelt I Am Not Okay, on June 12. The single reached number one on the iTunes chart, replacing Eminem’s Houdini.
He will co-host CMA Fest with Ashley McBride on ABC on June 25.