Rapper NBA YoungBoy has entered a guilty plea for taking part in a prescription drug fraud ring in Utah, reports say.

Rapper NBA Youngboy has decided to plead guilty to running a prescription drug fraud ring located just outside of Utah. The rapper, whose legal name is Kentrell DeSean Gaulden, showed up to court on Monday where,

Earlier this year, NBA YoungBoy found himself on the wrong side of the law when he was busted for weapons and drugs possession. Now, the “Bandit” rapper has seemingly taken a plea deal in the case in an effort to avoid a lengthy prison sentence.

NBA YoungBoy, whose real name is Kentrell DeSean Gaulden, has pleaded guilty for his involvement in in a prescription drug fraud operation based in Utah. The 25-year-old rapper, currently serving a 27-month federal sentence, had a case against him dropped by Utah 1st District Judge Spencer Walsh on Monday, Nov. 18, as reported by KSL.

US rapper, NBA YoungBoy has pleaded guilty to charges of drug fraud brought against him. NBA YoungBoy on Monday admitted to two counts of third degree

On Monday (November 18), NBA YoungBoy (real name Kentrell DeSean Gaulden) was sentenced in Logan District Court after he pleaded guilty to charges related to a prescription drug fraud scheme that he allegedly ran out of his multi-million-dollar home in Huntsville, Utah.

NBA YoungBoy pleads guilty to drug fraud charges. Find out about the charges and the evidence presented in the Utah court.

A Louisiana-based rapper pleaded guilty Monday to his role in a large-scale prescription drug fraud ring that operated out of his multimillion-dollar Utah home.

The rapper will not face time behind bars as part of his plea deal, but he's expected to serve 27 months in prison for related charges in a federal case.