“I don’t fully remember my first real meeting ‘cause I was court-ordered at like 14,” Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason Bradley DeFord, said during Friday’s episode. “I don’t remember it as much as I should.”

Jelly Roll admitted he was just a teenager when he was “court-ordered” to attend his first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. While discussing his experience in AA and Narcotics Anonymous on Friday’s episode of Sirius XM’s “The Highway,

The 39-year-old best known for singing Wild Ones, Save Me, and All My Life, has been open about his troubled past – having previously spoken about being in and out of prison as a young adult and growing up with a mother who suffered from mental illness and addiction.

Chart-topping singer Jelly Roll has opened up about attending his first court-ordered Alcoholics Anonymous meetings at the age of 14.

Singer Jelly Roll is opening up about the first time he attended an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. “Oh goodness, I don’t fully remember my first real meeting ‘cause I was court-ordered at like 14,” the Grammy-winner revealed on the Thursday,

Jelly Roll has revealed he was just a teen when he was ordered by the court to attend his first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting during a candid interview.