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We’re off for the holiday week, but we didn’t want to leave you hanging—so enjoy this throwback episode of Ask, Tell, Confess. We’ll be back next week with fresh episodes.

This week on Ask, Tell, Confess, a listener drops a full-blown baby-daddy bombshell, someone admits to doing drugs in a crusty Taco Bell bathroom, and Bunnie gets brutally honest about BBLs and the risks no one wants to talk about. The Coven also dives into the beautiful, terrifying, and wildly rewarding chaos of parenting.

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This week, Bunnie welcomes Tonesa Welch, the First Lady of BMF, for an unfiltered look at her life story. From her upbringing in Detroit to her involvement in the drug trade and her relationship with H, Tonesa doesn’t hold back. She opens up about enduring abuse, betrayal, and prison—and how she rebuilt herself on the other side. The conversation turns deeply personal as Tonesa reflects on grief, resilience, and her ongoing work in prison reform.

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We’re hitting pause for Christmas this week, so enjoy this throwback episode while we recharge. We’ll be back next week with a brand-new episode for you.

If “Blue Strips” has been living rent-free in your head, same—and yes, Jessie Murph really wrote it in 10 minutes. Jessie joins Bunnie this week to talk about clapping back at haters, killing it at Coachella, pulling up to the ACM Awards with a mini pig, and linking up with Sexyy Red for the “Blue Strips” remix. She gets real about mental health, depression, vision boards, and how therapy and gratitude helped her get back on track. Jessie also drops some exciting hints about what she’s got coming in 2025 and beyond.

Jessie Murph: Website | TikTok 

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On this episode of Ask, Tell, Confess, the Coven get real about Bunnie’s upcoming book tour and how they’re making it anything but a typical live show. The conversation takes a wild turn as they dive into listener-submitted Yelp-style reviews—including a brutal takedown of a cheating husband and a “house review” that turns out to be a literal prison cell. With humor and honesty, they unpack accountability in relationships and the ripple effects of addiction on individuals and families, and invite listeners to submit their own stories for future episodes.

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Bunnie is joined by Meme and Hailee this week for a deep dive into the story of Gypsy Rose Blanchard. The girls unpack the family secrets, abuse, and trauma Gypsy endured, along with the chilling murder plot involving her mother, Dee Dee. They also discuss Gypsy’s life after prison, her relationships, and her rapid rise to social media fame.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard: IG | TikTok

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Bunnie Xo sits down with Dog the Bounty Hunter and his wife, Francie Chapman, for a raw and powerful conversation about faith, loss, redemption, and life in the public eye. Dog opens up about his complicated childhood, revealing that the man he believed to be his biological father was not—and sharing how an abusive upbringing and time running with the Devil’s Disciples ultimately led him to find purpose as a bounty hunter and man of faith.

Francie speaks candidly about the devastating loss of her grandson and the pain of grieving under intense media scrutiny. Together, they reflect on the shared grief that brought them together, the backlash surrounding Dog’s remarriage after Beth’s passing, and the challenges of rebuilding a life after profound loss.

Dog also opens up about Beth’s final days, her warnings, and the weight of carrying on without her, while sharing stories about his children, including his son Gary’s career in law enforcement and the family’s ongoing struggles with fame. The conversation touches on their future plans—writing bail in Georgia, filming their work, and doing prison interventions—all driven by a mission to help others and save souls.

Equal parts emotional and uplifting, this episode is a testament to resilience, faith, and finding purpose through pain—wrapped up with heartfelt reflections, laughter, and a reminder that family and belief can carry you through even the darkest chapters.

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On this episode of Ask, Tell, Confess, Bunnie Xo and the crew bounce from holiday plans to hot takes, and nothing is off-limits. From traveling to Branson and Vegas to debating matching Christmas pajamas, they unpack the weird mix of holiday joy, burnout, and wanting life to go back to normal already.

Things take a turn into unfiltered territory as they air out their biggest public pet peeves — airplane etiquette included. Reclining seats, bare feet on armrests, phone flashlights, grocery store obliviousness… if you’ve ever been silently raging in public, this one’s for you.

But it doesn’t stop there. The conversation gets serious as the group calls out the disturbing trend of live-streaming children’s punishments, expressing real concern about exploitation, accountability, and the long-term impact of social media on kids. They dive into overstimulation, boundaries, and the difference between growing up as “bedroom kids” versus “living room kids.”

The episode wraps with a powerful discussion on cutting off toxic family members, protecting your peace, and why choosing mental health over blood ties isn’t a trend — it’s survival. Equal parts chaotic, relatable, and deeply honest, this episode hits everything from petty to profound… classic ATC energy.

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Bunnie and Meme are in the hot seat this week, answering fan questions about everything from confidence and relationships to health and handling life’s chaos. Bunnie spills about the first time she locked eyes with Jelly and his wild leap from rock to country, while Meme shares her blueprint for self-love and finding hobbies you won’t ditch after a week.

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On this week’s episode, the Coven is clocked in. Bunnie XO and the girls are back in full group-chat mode, diving headfirst into everything from health and hygiene to the unhinged conspiracy theories the internet cannot let go of. They kick things off complaining about the freezing studio, then spiral into laughter over body hair confessions, beauty routines, and the products they swear by — or absolutely refuse to use.

Bunnie breaks down her husband’s dramatic weight-loss journey and the wild rumors that followed, including theories that he’s been replaced by a clone. From there, the convo shifts from funny to genuinely helpful as the Coven shares real-world self-care advice: shaving hacks, clean makeup tools, hair and hygiene routines, and why baby oil might be an underrated beauty secret.

They also get unfiltered about women’s health, covering UTIs, BV, period products, and why teaching kids proper self-care early actually matters. Plus, the girls unpack skincare myths, skin cancer awareness, collagen, and why doing too much to your face might be aging you faster.

It’s chaotic, honest, unexpectedly informative, and very Coven-coded — the kind of episode that feels like a late-night group chat with your smartest, funniest friends.

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On this episode of Ask, Tell, Confess, Bunnie Xo and the girls are back, swapping holiday stories, relationship chaos, and the kind of brutal honesty that only happens with your ride-or-dies. Bunnie spills about her and Jay finally skipping hosting Thanksgiving after a whole decade, and the crew dives into their history with exes — the good ones, the bad ones, and the ones better left unspoken.

They read hysterical Yelp-style “reviews” of past relationships, roast their own red flags, and get real about everything from choosing magnesium over cocaine to navigating passive-aggressive people. And of course, it wouldn’t be an episode without confessions about bathroom etiquette, fart stories, and way too much information — all delivered with love, laughter, and zero shame.

It’s unfiltered. It’s chaotic. It’s relatable.

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