The country singer was visiting Joe Rogan on his Joe Rogan Experience podcast, when the interview took an emotional turn. Rogan navigated the conversation to the Opry and Jelly Roll's experiences with ...

Jelly Roll broke down in tears after receiving an unexpected invitation to join the Grand Ole Opry during his interview on The Joe Rogan Experience. Rogan surprised the country star with a video ...

The "Need a Favor" singer, who has said Morgan's music helped him through his time in jail, made his debut at the iconic venue in 2021 Rachel DeSantis is a senior writer on the music team at PEOPLE.

Jelly Roll decided to embark on his inspiring 200-pound weight loss journey after feeling like he wasn’t going to make it much longer. “I could feel myself dying,” Jelly shared during an emotional ...

For Jelly Roll, losing weight was a life-or-death matter. The country superstar spoke about his 300-pound weight loss during an appearance on "Joe Rogan Experience," and according to him, he felt like ...

Following his dramatic weight loss transformation — during which he has shed more than 200 pounds — the “I Am Not OK” singer shared the poignant reason he decided to embark on his remarkable health ...

Hearty helpings of garlic, herbs, and kale give this classic creamy soup plenty of flavor and a toothsome bite. An easy-to-put-together take on the Tuscan classic is kicked up a notch with rich cream, ...

The musician has been outspoken about his history with drug use. Grammy-nominated singer Jason DeFord, known to fans as Jelly Roll, urged lawmakers on Thursday to pass anti-fentanyl legislation and ...

The country singer welcomed daughter Bailee Ann in 2008 and son Noah in 2016 Jon Kopaloff/Getty Jelly Roll is a dad of two, with his oldest child, daughter Bailee Ann, arriving on May 22, 2008 His son ...

Most beans are too high in carbohydrates to fit into the keto diet. Keto cycling can allow you to enjoy beans while on a flexible keto plan. Keto-friendly beans include soybeans and green beans, which ...

The oldest bat skeletons in the world have been identified as a new species, helping scientists fill in the spotty fossil record of these flying mammals and providing new clues about how they evolved.