GUCCI MANE RELEASED FROM PRISON, SWEARS IT WILL BE HIS LAST TIME BEHIND BARS

Gucci said that being incarcerated has given him newfound perspective on his freedom.

Gucci Mane was released from prison on Sunday (December 11th) after serving almost three months of his six-month sentence.

The Atlanta, Georgia rapper, who has been in and out of jail over the past few years, swore that it would be his last time behind bars. “This is the last time I think I’ll ever be in jail,” he told XXLMag.com. “I really feel that way.”

While incarcerated, Gucci had time to think about his past crimes and mistakes, giving him a newfound perspective on his freedom. “It was a time for me to sit back and just refocus the whole way I do things, man,” Gucci said. “The times away from my fans just made me want to grind, get in the studio, go to my shows and appreciate my job and what I do now.”

Gucci, who is releasing his new collaborative album BAYTL with V-Nasty, was originally locked up on September 13 after pleading guilty to two counts of battery, two counts of reckless conduct and one count of disorderly conduct.

GUCCI MANE AGREES TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT

Gucci and his baby's mother come to an agreement over child support and custody.

According to recent reports, Gucci Mane is agreeing to pay more than $2,000 a month of child support for his 4 year old son. TMZ obtained this information through legal documents and reports that the agreement was amicable.

Those same documents indicate that Gucci Mane brings in $24,908 a month. He's agreed to pay Sheena Evans, the child's mother, a monthly payment of $2,026.

The agreement was also said to be amicable. Evans will have primary physical custody of their child and Gucci will have visitation rights.

Currently, Gucci is readying the release of "BAYTL," a collaborative project he's created with V-Nasty.

Gucci Mane Still In Prison, According To Court Records

Gucci Mane is set to serve six months in prison and pay a $3,000 fine as well as restitution to a victim after pleading guilty to battery in an Atlanta, Georgia courtroom earlier today.

The sentence stems from an incident where the southern rapper threw a woman out of the moving car in January 2011 after she rejected a $150 proposition to check-in at a nearby motel.

Gucci's lawyer originally stated that his client planned on pleading not guilty on all charges. Upon serving his time, he will have to attend and complete 12 weeks of anger management classes; is forbidden to contact the victim; and has to pay $5,090.54 in restitution for her medical bills.

Gucci Mane Pleads Guilty To Battery, Returning To Prison For Six-Month Sentence

Gooch is heading back to the clink after pleading guilty to battery.

Gucci Mane is set to serve six months in prison and pay a $3,000 fine as well as restitution to a victim after pleading guilty to battery in an Atlanta, Georgia courtroom earlier today.

The sentence stems from an incident where the southern rapper threw a woman out of the moving car in January 2011 after she rejected a $150 proposition to check-in at a nearby motel.

Gucci's lawyer originally stated that his client planned on pleading not guilty on all charges. Upon serving his time, he will have to attend and complete 12 weeks of anger management classes; is forbidden to contact the victim; and has to pay $5,090.54 in restitution for her medical bills.