While spending the early 2000s trying to break into the music industry, Jelly Roll eventually found himself standing center stage thanks to songs like “Need a Favor” and “Son of a Sinner.” Appearing to take over country music, the rising star captured the hearts of millions by sharing his struggles while growing up. Always finding ways to connect with his fans, Jelly Roll released his latest album, Beautifully Broken, just last year. He also hit the road with a new tour. Wanting to spend some time away from the spotlight, the singer and his wife, Bunnie Xo, decided to have a little fun when they traveled to Hawaii.

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For both Bunnie Xo and Jelly Roll, they found social media a great place to keep fans updated about their careers and lives. Never afraid to post their inner thoughts and emotions, Bunnie recently posted a video of the family enjoying a secluded swimming area in Hawaii. And wanting to make the moment special, both Bunnie and Jelly Roll decided to jump in fully clothed.

The One Note Jelly Roll Never Got Rid Off

Gaining over 40,000 likes, fans filled the comment section with love and support for the couple. “Healing that inner child is such an accomplishment. I think it’s one of the hardest parts of healing. We all have grown up way too fast and work way too hard.” Another comment included, “Healing your inner child while helping others heal their’s; that’s the good stuff! You both are just plain good people! Bless you both!”

While loving to help those less fortunate, it seemed that one fan helped Jelly Roll when he was first trying to break into the industry. Appearing on an episode of What Drives You with John Cena, the singer revealed the note a fan left him years ago. Keeping the note with him, Jelly Roll revealed what it said – “Your music saved my best friend’s life. Thank you for being unapologetically you and doing what you do.”

Not leaving a name with the note, Jelly Roll continues to hold it close. “I sobbed in the parking lot reading this note. I got in and stuck it in my dash. Four years later, that thing is still taped on my dash.”