Some rare good news has come about for Kodak Black, as it's revealed Monday (March 19) he's been released from solitary confinement at the Broward County prison where he's currently incarcerated.
Word circulated on Friday (March 16) that the Heartbreak Kodak rapper had been sentenced to 30 days in solitary confinement after he made a three-way call inside the institution, which is against the rules. Kodak (born Dieuson Octave) and his lawyer objected to the move, and countering that the artist should at least be able to see his tutor and have access to his laptop, which he's using to study for his GED.
Evidently it was decided that Kodak could instead be released early back into the general population, and a prison ficial confirmed to XXL on Monday that he's no longer forced into solitude.
Kodak made his announcement reentry with a tweet this afternoon (March 19), which read, "Fresh out the bing… that boy @chrisbrown just dropped 10 racks on my books, that’s love."
Many took that to mean that Kodak had been released from prison entirely, but that's not the case. As for Chris Brown, he hasn't made a statement or posted to social media about contributing to Kodak's commissary.
The next update we should get on Kodak will be May 3, when he's due back in court in regard to the remaining two charges against him, which he's previously pleaded not guilty to. Three the original charges he was arrested for on Jan. 18 were dropped, which included possession a weapon or ammunition by a delinquent, grand theft a firearm and child neglect.
Check out Kodak's tweet below and always check back with us for updates on his evolving legal situation.