Comedian Nicole Arbour slammed Jelly Roll and Bunny Xo’s divorce as a publicity stunt and alleged the exes are preparing to “launch something.”

“Jelly Roll and his wife will create a PR scandal,” Arbour, who released a diss track about the country singer titled “Cosplay Christian,” told The Post Monday. “I believe this divorce is.”

“They create a giant scandal with the press that they get off of, then launch something,” she continued.

Arbour, 40, previously accused Jelly Roll (born Jason Bradley DeFord) and Bunnie (whose real name is Alisa DeFord) of wrongdoing for years, alleging the 41-year-old Grammy winner allegedly “threatened, stalked … and planned to kill.”

In her Instagram series titled “The Jelly Roll Files,” the musician alleged Jelly Roll verbally assaulted her on March 1 and explained how she filed a police report against him.

However, no charges were filed, the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department previously told TMZ, with an insider telling the outlet Arbour’s allegations had no merit.

Arbour, however, told The Post she and the “Somebody Save Me” crooner allegedly attempted to privately settle the alleged crime, but she released her song against him instead.

“They sent me a hush money deal,” she alleged. “I said, ‘F–k you guys,’ and dropped ‘Cosplay Christian.'”

In the track, Arbour accused Jelly Roll of being a fake Christian who discovered God later in life.

Arbour alleged that her ongoing feud with the “Wild Ones” singer created friction in his marriage with Bunnie, 46, and that Jelly Roll faced financial struggles following her allegations against him.

“I was told one of his main sponsors quit because she wouldn’t work with him after seeing my videos,” Arbour alleged.

“People in his team told me that he started losing brand deals, and the ticket sales for his concerts went right down if they didn’t have to be completely canceled,” she also claimed. “They’re giving away 1000s of tickets to all of his shows with Post Malone.”

A spokesperson for Jelly Roll refused to comment on Arbour’s specific allegations when approached by The Post. The rep instead referred to Arbour’s 2021 and 2022 failed lawsuits accusing country rapper Ryan Upchurch of defamation and copyright infringement, both of which were later dismissed.

Despite this, Arbour denied wrongdoing and maintained she was the victim of a years-long harassment campaign.

Jelly Roll filed for divorce from Bunnie after 10 years of marriage in May.

The “Dumb Blonde” podcast host told her listeners last week she and the hitmaker are “ending [their] marriage on the best possible terms.”

Bunnie, who has been open about undergoing a grueling IVF journey, added that she and Jelly Roll still planned on having a baby together despite him already dating other women.