Tekashi 6ix9ine
From Prison to Program …
Judge Orders Drug & Mental Health Treatment
Published
Tekashi 6ix9ine already knows what he’ll be up to after he serves his 3-month prison sentence next year … because a judge also ordered him to 12 months of supervised release with some pretty strict conditions.
According to court papers, obtained by TMZ, the rapper’s supervised release will include a mental health treatment program focused on anger management and an outpatient drug treatment program.
Last week, 6ix9ine told us he wasn’t worried about doing his prison bid — set to start January 6 — because he plans on using the time to get in shape.
The “Gooba” artist said he’s all but guaranteed to be kept out of the general population behind bars because of his “snitch” status, and he told us he plans to put the seclusion to good use.
Currently walking around at 190 pounds — the rainbow-haired rapper aims to get down to 120 — by only eating one box of Oreo cookies a day.
6ix9ine has been on probation since coming home in 2020 after his highly profiled racketeering case involving the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods, where he testified against them after claiming they double-crossed him.
Feds raided Tekashi’s property earlier this year where they recovered the drugs that were a big part of the reason he got in trouble again.
