President Donald Trump added to his list of celebrities forgiven this week, including the reality show shows Todd and Julie Chrisley and rapper NBA Young.
Trump’s forgiveness and switches over the course of its first and current terms in the office have a series of public figures, including several rappers and an actor who participated in the disturbances of January 6.
Here is a list of celebrities pardons granted by Trump so far.
Todd and Julie Chrisley
The stars of “Chrisley Knows Best”, which was executed for 10 seasons on the US network., Were released from the prison on Wednesday after receiving their presidential pardons.
The Chrisley were sentenced in 2022 for cheating $ 36 million of the banks in the Atlanta area and committing years of tax evasion. Todd and Julie Chrisley were sentenced to 12 and 7 years, respectively.
The president said the couple was “processed because they were celebrities.”
NBA Youngboy
Rapper Nba Youngboy, whose legal name is Kentrellen, was forgiven by Trump on Wednesday.
Gaulden was sentenced to 2 years in prison in 2024 after recognizing that he had weapons despite being a convict, according to Associated Press.
“I want to thank President Trump for giving me a forgiveness and giving me the opportunity to continue building, as a man, as a father and as an artist,” said the rapper in a statement published on social networks on Wednesday.
Rod Blagojevich
The former Illinois governor was forgiven on February 10 after fraud sentences to the cable, who turned to an FBI agent, extortion attempts and requesting bribes more than a decade ago. Blagojevich was accused and retired from office in 2009.
But between judgments and before receiving its 14 -year sentence, Blagojevich also appeared in Trump’s reality show, “Celebrity Apprentice”, as a contestant in 2010.
Trump previously commuted the Blagojevich sentence in 2020.
Jay Johnston
The actor and comedian “Anchorman” and “Mr. Show” was one of the 1,500 Indones and convicted that Trump issued in January to those involved with the attack of January 6, 2021 against the Capitol of the United States.
Johnston was sentenced to 12 months and 1 day for obstructing officers during a civil disorder, a serious crime, in October. Even before his sentence, Johnston lost his role expressing a character in the animated program “Bob’s Burgers”.
Lil Wayne
The hip hop star, Lil Wayne, whose legal name is Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., was one of the 143 last minute pardons of Trump and switched convictions of his first mandate.
The rapper “Lollipop” declared himself guilty of a federal weapons position in December 2020 after carrying a gun in a private plane from California to Florida. Carter was previously convicted of charges of serious crime weapon, which makes illegal that has firearms according to federal law.
Carter is also the founder and CEO of the Young Money Entertainment record label.
Kodak Black
The rapper and singer Kodak Black, whose legal name is Bill Kapri, was forgiven with Lil Wayne at the end of Trump’s first mandate.
The singer of “No Flowin” was sentenced to 46 months in prison for federal weapons charges after admitting that he falsified information on federal forms to buy firearms, obtaining two guns and a semi -automatic weapon.
