
Bunnie Xo is refusing to accept criticism over her cross-generational romance with reality star Dylan Wolf.
The pair, who were born 22 years apart, recently sparked romance rumours after Bunnie shared a cosy video on social media, enjoying breakfast alongside the Calabasas Confidential star, filmed inside a Waffle House.
"POV: It's his first time at Waffle House," she captioned the post at the time.
Bunnie also wrote in the comments: "Hey guys, I’m having fun & he gave me my smile back. Ya girl is living her best life - let meeeee k thanks byeeeee."
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The move came less than six months after Bunnie's divorce from musician Jelly Roll.
The former flames had been married since 2016, when they secretly tied the knot at a courthouse, just hours after announcing their engagement.

Their wedding also took place just one year after Bunnie, real name Alisa Andrea DeFord, and Jelly, real name Jason Bradley DeFord, met at one of the latter's Las Vegas Country Saloon performances.
In the months since their split, Bunnie has previously spoken frequently about how difficult it has been to navigate the end of their relationship - including revealing earlier this month that heartbreak had contributed to her losing 20lbs.
After locking lips with reality TV star Wolf, 24, however, 46-year-old Bunnie has faced further scrutiny after some critics quickly raised questions over their sizeable age difference.
Responding to the online debate this week, however, the media personality shared a TikTok, hitting back at the idea that her personal life is anybody else's business while simultaneously insisting she and Wolf are having fun.

"So what I got kissed under the f*****g fireworks?" Bunnie asked. "I hope I get kissed under f*****g 10 more fireworks shows.
"But I’m not dating anybody. I do not want to be with anybody. There’s an ice box where my heart used to be."
She went on to tease: "That s**t is chained up, trust me."
Bunnie also made it clear that she doesn't want the divorce to become the defining chapter of her life.
"When life hands you lemons, make freaking lemonade slushies," she teased in the same post. "I don’t wanna be the freaking poster child for divorce.
"You know? Like, there’s nothing hot about that. It’s like, it’s a very devastating situation that anybody ever has to go through."
Bunnie concluded: "Families get broken up, hearts get broken."

The comments came as Bunnie opened up about rebuilding her life following the split, saying she was determined to come back stronger.
And, despite the attention surrounding Wolf, she's previously joked about embracing being single - even jibing that people should never have 'let me back out in the streets' because she was loving it.
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