Travis Scott's Case for Inciting a Riot Gets Dismissed

Fresh f welcoming a daughter to the world, Travis Scott has been given even more good news.

According to a report from TMZ, the rapper's case for inciting a riot has been dismissed after he struck a plea deal. A clerk at the Rogers District Court in Arkansas says Travis pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct but the charges endangering the welfare a minor and inciting a riot were tossed.

The Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho rapper originally pleaded not guilty to the May incident. At the time, police say Travis "encouraged people to rush the stage" at the Walmart Amphitheater. As a result the rapper's alleged encouragement, a police ficer, security guard and a few others were hurt.

"Travis Scott had no criminal intent," said lawyer Drew Ledbetter. "He only intended to put on a good show."

In related La Flame news, on Sunday (Feb. 4), Kylie Jenner revealed that her and Travis were ficially parents.

"I'm sorry for keeping you in the dark through all the assumptions," Kylie wrote in a lengthy Instagram post. "I understand you are used to me bringing you along on all my journeys. My pregnancy was something I chose not to do in front the world. I knew for myself I needed to prepare for this role a lifetime in the most positive, stress free and healthy way I know how."

While news the baby's birth was shared on Sunday, Jenner revealed the child was actually born on Feb. 1.