Jelly Roll was convicted of robbery and drug charges in 2003. Jelly Roll has been granted a pardon from Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee for previous convictions for robbery and drug-related crimes that date ...

Jelly Roll, who is known for his hit songs "I Am Not Okay" and "Need a Favor," has previously spoken openly about his past incarceration. He told Joe Rogan in 2023 that he spent time off and on in ...

Jelly Roll’s winding path to country stardom is both a familiar and distinct one: A troubled past, marred by drug use and drinking, and several stints in prison, followed by a deluge of staggering ...

Jelly Roll’s criminal past is officially behind him. Tennessee Governor Bill Lee pardoned 33 people on Thursday, December 18, including the country singer. Photos published by the AP showed Jelly Roll ...

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Gov. Bill Lee pardoned Jelly Roll (Jason Deford) for past robbery and drug convictions. The pardon follows a unanimous recommendation from the state parole board and was one of 33 clemency actions ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — More than 30 people, including country music star and Nashville native Jelly Roll, were pardoned Thursday afternoon by Governor Bill Lee. According to officials, each case ...

The Tennessee governor announced he will be granting pardons to 33 people, one of them including country music star and beloved Nashville native, Jelly Roll. Gov. Bill Lee on Thursday, Dec. 18, ...

The clemency decision by Gov. Bill Lee of Tennessee could make it easier for the country star to travel internationally. By Emmanuel Morgan Jelly Roll, the rapper turned country music star, was ...

Country singer Jelly Roll said he lost about 300 pounds after fearing his weight would kill him, and he credited small daily changes, cold plunges, walking, and therapy for his turnaround. His weight ...