JELLY Roll looks like a completely different person in a brand new selfie shared after his whopping 200-lb weight loss.
Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason DeFord, revealed he weighed over 500 pounds in 2015.
Last year, he had lost around 100-lbs, and now he has seemingly shed an additional 100-lbs, meaning he has lost a staggering 200-lbs in total.
Taking to his Instagram page this week, Jelly, 40, showed off his brand new look.
Posing a new selfie, the singing sensation looked slimmer than ever, and had his beard completely shaven off.
Reacting to Jelly Roll’s incredible transformation, one person wrote, “You look so good brother. Teach me your secrets.”
A second penned, “There you go a brand new jelly roll looking great, my brother I am proud of you for what you have done with your life.”
“Broooooooooooooooooo you look incredible bub,” said a third.
A fourth added, “The Incredible Shrinking Jelly Roll!”
“Congrats brother you shaved off 20 years and added another 20 plus to your LIFE,” gushed a fifth.
While a sixth said, “Looks good on you my brother!”
And a seventh penned, “I was scrolling and almost missed this because ai didn’t recognize him!”
He last stunned fans with his weight loss in October 2024.
Jelly showed off all of his hard work at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony when he looked slim in a black suit.
“Next year when ya’ll see me, you won’t recognize me. I’m going to get under a pile of weights in a way that I never have,” he said in an Instagram video with his chef, Ian Larios around the same time.
His chef then revealed they are halfway through the tour and Jelly has been “crushing it” by walking through arenas, playing basketball and boxing.
“He just surpassed his 100-pound weight loss,” Chef Larios said in the video.
He went on to reveal his diet while on tour, including one of his favorite pre-show snacks: bananas with honey, dark chocolate and more to “fuel” him with high protein.
The I Am Not Okay singer recently opened up about his food addiction on Jay Shetty’s On Purpose podcast.
He said, “I just have to fight the pirate on my shoulder, you know them late nights, I’m a food addict. I’ve probably never said it this honestly, but this is the podcast to be that real about it.
“I just have had a bad relationship with food from birth. I’ve never had a good relationship with food. I never had a good example around me of it.
“I’ve always said that I believe obesity is directly connected to mental health. I know how easy it is for people to go, ‘Quit eating so much, just workout. It’s so easy.’
“I wish I looked at food that way. But I understand it from the perspective of an addict, because I know what addiction is and how I struggle with food is the same way I struggled with codeine. It’s the same way I struggled with cocaine.”
“I need to change my entire relationship with how I look at food,” Jelly Roll said.
