Jelly Roll had a hit on his hands with 2020's Save Me, and in real life, the singer credits
his two kids, Bailey Ann and Noah, for actually saving him. We already know plenty about them
but their mums are a whole other story. Jelly Roll famously welcomed his daughter, Bailey Ann
when he was behind bars on May 22, 2008. Jelly had received the news from an officer
and he knew that he needed to make a change, fast. After he was released from prison
he met Bailey Ann on her second birthday. In the beginning, Bailey's mother, Felicia Beckwith
was hesitant for her ex to be spending time with their daughter because of his record
so their co-parenting relationship was rough. She made me go to court to even see her
We never got to build a relationship in the early years because I was traveling so much
Beckwith, however, ended up dealing with her own sobriety issues, and the legal consequences of them. As a result, Jelly and his wife, Bunny XO
got custody of Bailey when she was seven years old. When Beckwith was released from jail in 2020
she and Bailey attempted to rekindle their relationship, but it only resulted in more heartbreak
During a 2024 episode of the Dumb Blonde podcast, Bailey revealed that when she was 14, Beckwith
not only brought her along on a drug deal but she then coerced Bailey into doing drugs with her She said in the Dollar General and she looks at me and she like will you try it I ended up doing it because she like I said manipulative and she did the mom thing Luckily Bailey was able to turn things around and got clean after several months
Jelly Roll announced the birth of his son, Noah Buddy, with a Facebook post on August 24, 2016
writing simply, "'Welcome to Earth.'" The following day, he shared another photo and joked
"'God bless this child to be everything I am not.'" Noah's mother is Melissa Ann Cowell. Though she and Jelly weren't in a
a romantic relationship for long, Bunny and Jelly were married within days of Noah's welcome
The two are on good terms and have a healthy co-parenting relationship. Neither Jelly nor
Bunny post much of Noah on their socials, and for good reason. He's primarily under the care
of his mother. He doesn't have nearly as much of a public presence. Everything posted that includes
Noah is always run by Cal first, but the trio work well together to provide for him
Jelly told Taste of Country in 2023, I try not to get in the way of what she is building over there, and I never want to step
on her toes with what she's doing with him, that I want to just respect that boundary. Noah has, however, made a couple of appearances online. In 2023
Bunny posted a TikTok in which he revealed some of his favorite things