Jelly Roll Details Overeating Struggles Amid Bunnie Xo Divorce

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Jelly Roll knows what it takes to navigate a challenge.

Amid his divorce from ex Bunnie Xo, the "What It Takes" singer detailed his struggles with overeating, sharing how they compare to his past battle with drug addiction.

"I've been overeating the last three or four days and I was feeling myself stress eating," Jelly Roll shared in a July 10 YouTube video during a conversation with a fan. "And then, what else happened was the addict in me came out."

"We had this show at this one spot that I love their catering," he explained. "They have a dairy-free skillet cookie. I don't eat nothing like that. I'm like a drug addict. You can't eat that, because if I eat one, I eat two. I eat four. Later that night, I'm at the taco truck getting the peanut butter fluff. Next thing I know, we're at the rest stop, I'm looking for a chocolate bar. I'm like, 'Damn, that fast, now I’ve consumed 2,000 extra calories today that I didn’t even see coming.'"

And according to the "Save Me" singer, it's not always obvious to others that someone is struggling with a food addiction, noting that binge eating can happen behind closed doors or even in one's car.

"People don't get it. I tell people, 'You don't become the size you became without having a mental health issue,'" Jelly Roll explained. "It’s something way deeper. It's a different thing. But once you get to that point of really realizing what you're hungry for, everything changes. And knowing what your triggers are."

For a closer look at what other stars have shared about their weight loss journeys, read on...

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And according to the "Save Me" singer, it's not always obvious to others that someone is struggling with a food addiction, noting that binge eating can happen behind closed doors or even in one's car.

"People don't get it. I tell people, 'You don't become the size you became without having a mental health issue,'" Jelly Roll explained. "It’s something way deeper. It's a different thing. But once you get to that point of really realizing what you're hungry for, everything changes. And knowing what your triggers are."

For a closer look at what other stars have shared about their weight loss journeys, read on...

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