Lil' Kim Off House Arrest Aug 3., Preparing Season 2 Of 'Countdown To Lockdown'
Rap star Lil' Kim's house arrest will come to an end on Thursday (Aug. 3) according to her representatives.
Her house arrest, which lasted 30 days, was part of the conditions of her parole after being released from prison on July 3. Lil' Kim, born Kimberly Jones, served 10 months in a Philadelphia prison for perjury.
She was originally sentenced to 366 days in prison for lying to a grand jury about her knowledge of a day time shooting in front of New York's Hot 97, but was released early due to good behavior.
According to reports, Lil' Kim has been running her various businesses from the office of her attorney, L. Londell McMillan.
McMillan stated that Lil' Kim is developing a prisoner outreach initiative through her Lil' Kim Cares foundation, searching for a record deal, getting business training and editing footage of the second season of her reality series, Lil' Kim: Countdown to Lockdown.
The original six-episode series of Countdown to Lockdown debuted on March 9 and drew in 1.9 million viewers, making the show the most watched original series in BET's history.
Her house arrest, which lasted 30 days, was part of the conditions of her parole after being released from prison on July 3. Lil' Kim, born Kimberly Jones, served 10 months in a Philadelphia prison for perjury.
She was originally sentenced to 366 days in prison for lying to a grand jury about her knowledge of a day time shooting in front of New York's Hot 97, but was released early due to good behavior.
According to reports, Lil' Kim has been running her various businesses from the office of her attorney, L. Londell McMillan.
McMillan stated that Lil' Kim is developing a prisoner outreach initiative through her Lil' Kim Cares foundation, searching for a record deal, getting business training and editing footage of the second season of her reality series, Lil' Kim: Countdown to Lockdown.
The original six-episode series of Countdown to Lockdown debuted on March 9 and drew in 1.9 million viewers, making the show the most watched original series in BET's history.
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