Lil Nas X's Mental Health Diversion Program

0:00It's April 6th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, your front row to the latest buzz. I'm Cory with the story. Lil Nasix just caught a major breaking court nearly eight months after getting hit with four felony charges for allegedly battering three cops and resisting arrest back in August. The 26-year-old rapper showed up in Los Angeles on April 6th and the Judge Greenlit him for a mental health diversion program. That means if he sticks to his treatment plan and stays out of trouble for the next two years, the whole case gets tossed, sparing him up to five. Years behind bars. The judge called the incident a one-off, tied straight to his bipolar disorder diagnosis. Nas had already put in nearly two months of inpatient care at a spot in Arizona right after the arrest, and his lawyer says it's been a total success. Now he's on a tight schedule with weekly therapy sessions and check-ins with a psychiatrist every three months. His team report he's doing amazing, staying rigorous with his mental health game. Earlier court

1:02dates showed him hyped to reconnect with fans, owning the public side of his struggles. Nas summed it up post-hearing, feeling grateful it didn't go worse, just riding life's waves now. Smart move leaning into treatment shows, real growth in handling those breakdowns under the spotlight.