Fetty Wap seemed to be living the hip-hop dream after building a successful career off hits like "Trap Queen." Then a drug trafficking arrest in 2021 derailed his life. In his first tell-all interview ...

Fetty Wap is officially a free man. According to CNN, the rapper — whose legal name is Willie Junior Maxwell II — was released from a federal prison in Sandstone, Minnesota, on Wednesday. His release ...

Fetty Wap is officially off the market, as the New Jersey rapper is now engaged to his girlfriend. On Monday (July 20), Fetty ...

EXCLUSIVE: The Grammy Award-nominated rapper was sentenced to six years behind bars in 2023 for drug trafficking and has served nearly half his time. Efforts to spring Fetty Wap from prison have ...

After three long years in prison, Fetty Wap is finally a free man. Being released 11 months earlier, as he was expected to be home in December 2026. An early New Year’s present to the Trap Queen ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After four years behind bars, Fetty Wap has stepped back into the world without any urgent need for fanfare or flash — just the ...

Fetty Wap, who pleaded guilty to a drug charge in 2022, was released today from the federal prison in Minnesota, where he was serving a six-year sentence. The "Trap Queen" rapper will serve the ...

The “Trap Queen” rapper – whose real name is Willie Junior Maxwell II – was serving a six-year sentence at a low-security federal facility in Sandstone, Minnesota. He was released on January 8. “I ...

Fetty Wap’s prison term was cut short again as officials moved his release to December 2026, allowing him to spend the holidays with family. -Miami, FL -20220423 Fetty Wap at E11even -PICTURED: Fetty ...

The "Trap Queen" rapper was first arrested in October at a hip-hop music festival in New York City Fetty Wap has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute and possess controlled substances. The ...

Fetty Wap Recalls His Booking Fee Falling to $5000 From $250K Prior to Arrest: 'By 2017 It Was Over' "By 2017, it was over," Fetty said, as rappers like Lil Yachty, Lil Uzi Vert, 21 Savage, and Kodak ...