Elle King is a boss, and leaves no stone unturned in her vulnerable conversation with Bunnie this week. Elle opens up about what really happened at the Grand Ole Opry performance that went viral, Dolly Parton's kind words that helped turn things around, and how she started her journey of healing and self work. She reflects on her unique upbringing as the daughter of comedian Rob Schneider, sharing both the fun and challenges that came with growing up in the spotlight. She also shares her experiences with motherhood, including the ups and downs with her baby daddy, and how these personal journeys have influenced her new music, including 'Baby Daddy's Weekend' and ongoing tour.
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