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Pooh Shiesty Moves to Halfway House Six Months Before Scheduled Release

The move shifts the rapper into a supervised reentry program typical for inmates credited for time served, good behavior, program eligibility.

Overview

  • On October 6, 2025, the Memphis rapper was transferred from federal prison to a residential reentry center roughly six months ahead of his scheduled April 11, 2026 release date.
  • He remains under federal supervision in a structured facility with conditions that include curfews, work requirements and drug testing.
  • Shiesty pleaded guilty in January 2022 to conspiracy to possess firearms in furtherance of violent and drug‑trafficking crimes and received a 63‑month sentence with credit for time served since June 2021.
  • The conviction traces to an October 2020 Florida meetup over marijuana and sneakers that turned violent, with prosecutors describing an alleged robbery and exchanged gunfire.
  • Viral clips posted October 7, including on DJ AkademiksInstagram, showed him out of full custody and celebrating, prompting online chatter about possible new music without any confirmed announcements.