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Lil Nas X has reached out to fans after being released from jail following his recent arrest

In a post on his Instagram Stories, he offered reassurance, writing, "Your girl is going to be OK, y’all. She’s going to be alright. That was a terrifying few days, but I’m going to be fine." The musician, whose legal name is Montero Hill, was taken into custody early Thursday after authorities responded to reports of a nude man behaving erratically in Studio City. He now faces three counts of battery on a police officer and one charge of resisting arrest. After his arraignment on Monday, he pleaded not guilty and was released on $75,000 bail. His next court date is set for September 15, and a conviction could carry a prison sentence of up to five years. TMZ published video showing him walking in his underwear and cowboy boots, later appearing fully nude while rapping lyrics from a Nicki Minaj song. Following the arrest, he was taken to a hospital due to concerns of a possible overdose. The Los Angeles County District Attorney, Nathan J. Hochman, emphasized that assaults on law enforcement are taken extremely seriously, pointing out that such actions threaten public safety and lead to severe legal outcomes regardless of a person's fame or standing. Situations like this often highlight the intense scrutiny and personal struggles that can accompany life in the public eye. It’s a reminder of how quickly circumstances can shift, raising broader questions about well-being and responsibility. The coming weeks will likely bring more clarity as the case moves forward, shaping both his professional path and how he is viewed by the public.
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