US rapper NBA YoungBoy has officially pleaded guilty to charges related to drug fraud. On Monday, during a court appearance in Logan, Utah, the rapper admitted to two counts of third-degree felony identity fraud, two counts of third-degree felony forgery, and six counts of misdemeanor unlawful pharmacy conduct. These charges were brought against him as part of a broader investigation.

Initially, NBA YoungBoy faced a total of 46 state charges. However, as part of a plea deal, he entered a no contest plea to 36 additional charges, which led to a reduction in the severity of his offenses. His felony charges were downgraded to Class A misdemeanors, a move that significantly impacted his legal situation.

Following his plea, Judge Spencer Walsh decided to suspend any prison time for the rapper and instead imposed a $25,000 fine. The judge also expressed hope for YoungBoy’s future, stating, “I’m sure that in your future, once you are done with your federal prison time, you can be really successful on federal probation and have a bright future where you can reach full potential in every aspect of your life.”

Currently, NBA YoungBoy is serving a 27-month sentence on federal charges, but his legal battles are far from over. In addition to these recent charges, the rapper is also dealing with an unresolved federal gun case in Louisiana, adding to his already complicated legal situation.