Jelly Roll Gives His Son ‘Every Kid’s Dream’
Jelly Roll is a dad who can make his young son Noah’s dreams come true and he did just that when a Monster Truck Show rolled through Nashville recently. Jelly…
Jelly Roll is a dad who can make his young son Noah's dreams come true and he did just that when a Monster Truck Show rolled through Nashville recently.
Jelly posted a video of his and Noah's experience on his Instagram. He said in the video as Noah climbed into the Gravedigger Monster truck, "Are you getting this? Is this not the coolest thing ever? I could have never got this close to Gravedigger. I watched Gravedigger from 180 yards away in the nosebleed section."
The driver then lets Noah get in the driver's seat, and his famous dad says, "I'm proud of you for working around that uhh…" The driver says, "That's a seat bud." Jelly tells Noah, "Yeah sit in the seat and look out. Imagine you're driving the big monster." The driver asks him what he thinks and Noah gushes, "It's awesome." Jelly then laughs and looks at the camera that his wife is holding.
Jelly captioned the post, "Noah got to experience every kid's dream. @monsterjam y’all are absolutely amazing thank you again."
Jelly is filling his Nashville area farm with animals, and his wife Bunnie shared the family's new arrivals on her Instagram. She posted a video of herself and Jelly's kid Bailie and Noah, getting their own animals.
Noah bonded to a brown shaggy cow, one named Crunch, and Jelly's daughter Bailee said she was "meant to be" with a cow named Brownie. Bunnie Xo got her own cow too, a black-and-white one named S'more.
In the clip, Jelly comes out to look at the family's new additions of farm animals, asking the kids if they are excited, and even sings a little song to the animals before asking how they stay warm.
Then, Jelly got his own animal too: a donkey. Bunnie posted over another video clip, "Yesterday my husband was upset everyone got a farm animal except for him," Bunnie explains in a new social media post she uploaded after the cows' arrival. "So today we had his own farm animal delivered."
