T.I.

This is not how T.I. wanted his new life to begin! Billboard reports that the rapper, just released to a halfway house on Wednesday after 11 months in prison, is now back in jail due to a mix-up that his lawyer blames on transportation issues.

T.I. has signed a book deal with Harper Collins, part of an armful of projects the newly-free rapper is undertaking as he serves out the rest of his jail term in a halfway house.

Okay, so we have egg on our faces, right now. After his attorney denied the initial reports, T.I. has been officially released from an Arkansas prison early Wednesday morning (Aug. 31). The Atlanta rapper will now serve the rest of his sentence at a halfway in an undisclosed location...

Contrary to reports, T.I. will not see an early release from Forrest City Federal Prison in Arkansas after serving an 11-month sentence for violating his probation. According to the Atlanta rapper's lawyer, Johnathan Leonard, that information is simply untrue.

Rapper T.I.'s 10-month prison stint will finally be over next month. But before his release from a correctional facility in Forrest City, Ark., he penned a final message to his fans and well-wishers.

T.I. is looking forward to coming home once his prison stint is over in September.

T.I. and B.o.B team up on 'We Don't Get Down Like Y'all,' an unreleased song that surfaced online this week, even as T.I. remains behind bars.

T.I. is expected to be released from prison on Sept. 29, and with freedom just three months away, the rapper has written an update to his fans on his website, promising a new track in a "couple weeks tops."

Good news for T.I. fans: The rap star, also known as Tip, is scheduled to be released from prison on Sept. 29. The rapper's release date is posted on the Federal Bureau of Prisons website.