Remy Ma letter from prison
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In a letter from prison Remy Ma expresses her thoughts on life behind bars:
“I rarely listen to the radio because it’s sort of depressing,” Remy wrote in a letter.
“Not being able to record is stressful not because I’m a rapper but because that was my way of venting and expressing myself. So I write a lot! So much that now I have a callous on my finger from holding a pen.
Not being able to go somewhere when you want, see your family when you want (on many occasions when you need to), can’t use the phone, take a shower, wear clothes, or even eat when you want – super aggravating.
Whenever, which is almost everyday I get visits, a lot of kids ask for autographs. It’s something that I used to do almost everyday but now it actually feels weird, I really feel like an inmate.
Everyone in prison isn’t innocent but everyone in prison isn’t guilty. So whether you end up here on purpose or by accident, the pain you’re feeling is still the same. And I can quote a lot ‘gangsters’ by saying that ‘I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy.”
Remy Ma was sentenced to eight years in prison last May after tearfully apologizing to Makeda Barnes-Joseph, a former friend she shot because of a beef over money.
We reported late last year Remy Ma was appealing her sentence however we’ve not heard more about the success of her appeal. Let us know if you’ve got additional info.
