Jelly Roll Says He’d Abandon Music To Work at a Homeless Shelter: ‘If God Tells Me To’

Country star Jelly Roll has revealed he has toyed with the idea of leaving the music industry behind and volunteering at a homeless shelter. The "Wild Ones" hitmaker, 41, whose real name is Jason DeFord, opened up about his future plans during an interview with Y’all Access Radio’s Kelly Sutton, confessing that he would walk away from the stage if God advised him to.“Everything that Jason or Jelly Roll wanted to do in the music business, I’ve done now, so at this point I really need to go talk to God and see if he wants me to stick around, or what he wants me to do next," he admitted. Furthermore, he noted that fans would "never see me again" if he chose to say goodbye to the industry. “If God tells me to go work at a homeless shelter in Paducah, KY, I’m outta here,” added Jelly. “Y’all will never see me again," he said. “He gave me everything I ever wanted, man—Grammys, ACMs, CMAs, I’m a member of the Grand Ole Opry, like—God has done it," he added.Loading...Country star Jelly Roll has revealed he has toyed with the idea of leaving the music industry behind and volunteering at a homeless shelter. Barry Brecheisen/WireImageHis admission comes mere weeks after it his ex-wife, Bunnie...