Bunnie Xo Bought a House in Los Angeles: ‘I’ve Been Wanting a West Coast House’

Bunnie Xo says she has purchase a new home in Los Angeles. Like her home in Nashville, it's a "compound" that she'll share with her closest friends.

"I am so excited," Bunnie said in a new installment of the Ask, Tell, Confess segment of her Dumb Blonde podcast. "You guys know I've been wanting a West Coast house forever."

Bunnie, who hails from Las Vegas, also explained that she'd previously owned a home in that city, but that Vegas "isn't me anymore." The podcaster and influencer recently returned from a vacation in LA with her friends, and during that time, it seems they may have signed the paperwork on a new home in the city.

"We found the dopest crib out here in a really good part of town, so we are gonna be West Coasting, baby, a lot," she adds.

Is Bunnie Xo Moving to Los Angeles?

It seems that she'll still keep her primary residence in Nashville.

Music City is the location of the "dream home" that she says Jelly Roll gave her as part of their divorce proceedings. That house, which they'd been working on building for a while before their split, is a compound with multiple homes that Bunnie is now planning to give to her friends. The animals she and Jelly adopted together, including their mini-cows and donkeys, will live on this property.

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Nashville is also where Bunnie's popular Dumb Blonde podcast is based, and many of her celebrity guests hail from the country music world.

However, it's also very possible that she could be looking to expand her work into Hollywood-based pursuits. People recently cited an anonymous source who said that her trip to Los Angeles included "meetings with producers for her potential reality show."

Read More: Is Bunnie Xo Getting Her Own Reality Show?

Bunnie Xo Bought a $500K Rolls-Royce

Another big reason for Bunnie's LA trip was to purchase a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, an ultra-luxurious white SUV customized with red seats and a sparkling ceiling interior decked out to resemble a night sky.

The vehicle retails for approximately $500,000.

The purchase came just a couple of weeks after Jelly and Bunnie finalized their divorce. But in the newest installment of her podcast, she said that the purchase wasn't related to the split — instead, it was a celebratory moment marking the end of her in vitro fertilization (IVF) chapter.

"The car has been in the works for a year," Bunnie said. "...It was gonna be my IVF present to myself, because of all the s--t I had to go through."

"And it just so happens that it landed at this time in my life," she went on to say. "It has nothing to do with anything having to do with that part of my life."