Bunnie Xo and Jelly Roll Surprise Grandfather with New Home on Wheels
Nothing says ‘random act of kindness’ like surprising a grandfather with a camper, because handing out homes like hot cakes is totally standard behavior. Per E! News, Bunnie Xo and her husband, rapper Jelly Roll, teamed up with Instagram philanthropist Zachery Dereniowski of MDMotivator fame to bless a man named Peter with a brand-new home on June 27. Peter, a devoted grandfather caring for his grandson Aaron while his daughter battles addiction, fits right into the Instagram hall of fame of tear-jerking stories. Seriously, it must be nice to have ‘find a camp site’ as your biggest worry, because most of us can’t even find spare change under the couch cushions.
According to a June 14 clip on MDMotivator’s feed, Peter first caught Bunnie’s attention by regifting Zach’s money to neighbors in celebration of Father’s Day—a plot twist even Netflix would hesitate to greenlight. “I’ve been following Zach on social media and absolutely love how inspiring he is,” Bunnie Xo confessed exclusively to E! News, as if we needed another reason to Google her. Watching Peter hand out funds while carrying an exhaustion glow probably meant he was really committed to the role of ‘human ATM.’ Sarah Polley couldn’t have cast him better in a drama about selflessness.
When Zach blindfolded Peter and his sidekick grandson Eric, the suspense rivaled any superhero reveal—except instead of a cape, they got a gleaming new camper. Peter’s reaction—“Oh God, you’re kidding. Wow”—delivered more genuine emotion than half the award shows this year, per eyewitness footage posted on Instagram. Bunnie said she knew she “needed to give back” after seeing someone pay kindness forward, which is exactly the kind of moral lesson we skip over whenever life gets too straightforward.
The fresh camper now serves as a springboard for Peter and Aaron’s next chapter, which definitely won’t involve monthly landlord emails about missed rent. Peter dreams his daughter will heal and rejoin the family unit, proving that hope is still a trending topic outside of TikTok dances. In another flourish of generosity, Peter handed off his former camper to a neighbor living in a tent—because passing along a home on wheels is the new chain letter, apparently. As he put it, “There is good at the end of the rainbow, you know what I’m saying?” which sounds like a punchline only life itself could write.
So there you have it: a reality show–worthy gift exchange with fewer commercial breaks and more actual heart. Tune in next time for more generous stunts and questionable life choices that make us all wonder if we’ve been living in economy class this whole time.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and E! News, Zachery Dereniowski’s MDMotivator Instagram
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