Jelly Roll’s wife Bunnie XO has claimed Deadpool’s killer Wade Wilson threatened her after he gave her number to several women in a TikTok shocker.
Bunnie, 44, revealed that after speaking to the convicted double murderer, who is on Florida’s death row, for a possible docuseries, he began giving his personal number to “four or five women.”
Speaking on the October 21 episode of her Dumb Blonde podcast, Bunnie also played calls from Wilson in which she openly admitted to sharing her number.
She said: ‘Wade made sure after that first phone call that we had to start giving my phone number to random women. I was getting really frustrated with all the drama.
Bunnie said she “reached out to her girlfriend” because she was feeling “frustrated” with receiving calls and texts from random women.
Jelly Roll’s wife Bunnie XO has claimed Deadpool’s killer Wade Wilson threatened her after he gave her number to several women in a shock.
Bunnie, 44, revealed that after speaking to the convicted double murderer (pictured), who is on Florida’s death row, for a possible docuseries, she began giving out her personal number to “four or five women.”
On the call, Wade criticized Bunnie for comments she made about him to her fans.
He said: ‘What was the comment you made online? I literally have a picture and it says something like, ‘I need to show these people something about red flags and warning signs.'”
Bunnie said ‘“Things are being taken out of context” and he said he had called Wade once and emailed him.
Of the fans’ reaction, he added: “They said, ‘Why did you interview Wade Wilson?’ And I said, ‘Because I think women need to see the red flags and warning signs of someone who is as charming as you.’ I don’t think there’s anything wrong with that.’
Wade said, ‘Do you think I’m in love talking to you? Like it’s a big deal to me?
Bunnie also claimed that Wilson “vaguely threatened” her in the call, referring to her husband Jelly Roll’s criminal record, saying, “he’s implying that he knows the same people as my husband.”
On the call, Wade says, ‘Listen, you and I know one thing for sure. And I don’t even need to say it. I don’t give a damn about anything, you know it as well as I do: I don’t really know where you’re from or who the people really are, or your background.
“I don’t really know, but I do know that, if anything, you know some people, maybe I know some people, and everyone has a past.”
Revealing the heartbreaking incident on the Oct. 21 episode of her Dumb Blonde podcast, Bunnie (pictured with Jelly Roll in February) also played calls from Wilson in which she openly admitted to sharing her number.
Bunnie also claimed that Wilson “vaguely threatened” her in the call, referring to her husband Jelly Roll’s criminal record, saying, “he’s implying that he knows the same people as my husband.”
Wilson was convicted of the murders of Kristine Melton, 35, and Diane Ruiz, 43, whom prosecutors said he killed “for the sake of killing.”
“And I’m not talking about the motherfucker sold some fucking drugs and shit and now the motherfucker is defending why not…fuck all that, bro, I’m talking.” About real people, bro.
Bunnie told his listeners, “And I knew exactly what he was talking about, but I wasn’t going to comment on it, because they weren’t going to threaten me.”
In June, fans criticized Bunnie for talking to Wade and saying, ‘How cool would it be if I could go to jail, sit down with him and do a podcast?’
Now he regrets his choice and says: ‘I feel bad even having empathy for anyone other than the victims of this.
‘I always try to see all sides of every story, but I didn’t know his whole story and I simply shouldn’t have said what I said without knowing many of the facts.
“I think anyone who has followed me for a long time knows that my intentions were not to glorify anyone.
“Being curious about why a killer is crazy doesn’t make me a bad person because there are a lot of people interested in true crime and murderers get interviews all the time. But what makes me a jerk is being insensitive to the families.” of the victims.
‘Even though it wasn’t intentional, it’s still what happened. For that, I apologize.’
Wilson was convicted in June of two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of first-degree deliberate murder in the deaths of the two women, whom he strangled within hours of each other on October 6, 2019 in Cape Coral.
In August, Wilson, 30, who shares a name with the Marvel mercenary, showed no emotion when Florida County Circuit Judge Nicholas R. Thompson ruled that he would face two death sentences, one for each of his murders. Kristine Melton, 35, and Diane Ruiz. 43.
Wilson was previously convicted in June of two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of first-degree deliberate murder in the deaths of the two women, whom he strangled within hours of each other on Oct. 6, 2019, in Cape Coral.
Prosecutors have said Wilson began his killing spree on the afternoon of Oct. 6, 2019, when he met Melton at a bar with live music and went home with her.
Wilson strangled her to death inside her home in Cape Coral, Florida, the next day, where her body was found inside.
The same day, Ruiz was reported missing after Wilson asked her for directions while walking to work.
He was driving a car he stole from Melton’s home after murdering her, which Ruiz got into before she, too, was strangled to death.
In Wilson’s father’s testimony, it was said that he “ran over her until she looked like spaghetti.” Ruiz’s body was found three days later in a field behind a Sam’s Club.
The killer also drove to Fort Myers in Melton’s car and attacked Melissa Montanez, his ex-girlfriend.
Since then, he has added a series of tattoos to his face including several swastikas, menacing Joker-like mouth tattoos, and a neck tattoo that reads, “Bred for War.”