Bunnie XO Says Convicted Assassin Wade Wilson ‘Threatened’ Her, Gave Her Quantity to A number of Girls

Bunnie — who’s the spouse of nation famous person Jelly Roll, and a bunch of the Dumb Blonde podcast — was talking with Wilson for a possible docuseries about his crimes, however mentioned he crossed the road when he allegedly began giving out her cellphone quantity to not less than 5 people.

“Wade took it upon himself after that first cellphone name that we needed to begin giving my cellphone quantity out to random girls,” Bunnie defined on the Oct. 21 episode of her Dumb Blonde podcast. “I used to be getting so annoyed with all of the drama.”

She mentioned she then hopped on the cellphone with him once more for a recorded dialog — which she performed on the episode — through which she requested him to “cease getting me in bother on-line.”

Wade — who was sentenced to loss of life in August for the 2019 murders of Kristine Melton, 35, and Diane Ruiz, 43 — admitted within the recording that he had shared her data, however had since stopped.

“I finished giving out your quantity,” Wade, 30, could be heard saying. “I solely did that to love two individuals.”

Bunnie, in the meantime, advised listeners it was not less than 5, including that she obtained texts and calls from a number of random numbers relating to Wilson.

Throughout the tense backwards and forwards, Wade slammed Bunnie for feedback he says she made about him to his followers, whom he alleged despatched him screenshots of the interactions.

“What was the remark that you just made on-line?” he mentioned. “I actually have an image of it and it says one thing to the impact of, ‘I would like to indicate these individuals one thing concerning the crimson flags and warning indicators.'”

The podcaster clarified what she meant, explaining that issues are “being taken out of context.”

“They mentioned, ‘Why did you interview Wade Wilson?’ And I mentioned, ‘As a result of I feel girls have to see the crimson flags and the warning indicators of someone who’s as charming as you. I do not suppose there’s something unsuitable with it.'”

Bunnie additionally claimed that Wilson “vaguely threatened” her as issues continued to escalate.

“You suppose I am infatuated with speaking to you? Prefer it’s a giant deal to me?” Wilson quipped.

“To start with, I by no means mentioned that … these ladies are on-line posting screenshots of issues that you’ve mentioned,” Bunnie claimed.

“Hear, me and also you each know one factor for positive. And I do not even have to say it. I do not give a f–k about something,” Wilson shot again, earlier than making reference to Bunnie’s husband’s time behind bars. “You recognize in addition to I do know — I do not know actually the place you are from or who actually individuals are, your background. I actually do not — however I do know that, if something, some individuals, possibly I do know some individuals, and all people’s obtained a previous.”

He added, “And I am not speaking about motherf–ker bought some f–king medication and s–it and now motherf–ker’s advocating on why to not… f–k all that bro, I am speaking about actual individuals on the market, bro.”

“And I knew precisely what he was speaking about, however I wasn’t going to feed into it, ‘trigger you are not going to threaten me,” Bunnie advised her listeners.

The incident comes a number of months after the 44-year-old podcaster confronted backlash in June for eager to deliver the inmate onto her podcast, which she now says she regrets.

“I really feel unhealthy for even having empathy for anyone apart from the victims on this,” Bunnie famous throughout her current episode. “I all the time attempt to see each facet of each story, however I did not know his total story and I simply should not have mentioned what I mentioned with out understanding so most of the information.”

Bunnie beforehand shared why she was curious about bringing him, telling followers she was “fascinated together with his story,” in a now-deleted TikTok in “How cool wouldn’t it be if I obtained to enter the jail and do a sit down with him and do a podcast?”

After being referred to as insensitive by her followers and followers, Bunnie apologized for the backlash she acquired.

“I feel anyone who has adopted me for a really very long time is aware of that my intentions had been to not glorify someone,” she mentioned in a follow-up TikTok. “Being interested by why a killer is a f–king whack job doesn’t make me a foul particular person as a result of there are such a lot of people who find themselves curious about true crime and murderers get interviews on a regular basis. However what makes me an asshole is being insensitive to the victims’ households.”

“Regardless that it wasn’t intentional, it is nonetheless what occurred,” Bunnie added. “For that, I do apologize.”

Wilson — a heavily-tattooed, convicted assassin dubbed the “Deadpool Killer” for sharing a reputation with the Marvel superhero made well-known by Ryan Reynolds — was given a loss of life sentence again in August for the grisly slaying of Kristine Melton, 35, and Diane Ruiz, 43, in 2019.

In line with the prosecution, Wilson murdered Melton in her dwelling on October 7, 2019 after the 2 had taken medication and slept collectively. He then allegedly stole her automobile and used her cellular phone to contact one other girl, Melissa Montanez, 41; reportedly his girlfriend. After assembly up along with her, Wilson allegedly assaulted Montanez and fled in Melton’s automobile.

He then encountered Ruiz in Cape Coral whereas asking for instructions and murdered her by strangulation, working her over repeatedly with Melton’s automobile “till she appeared like spaghetti,” per what his father testified Wilson advised him through the trial.