Papoose Anticipates Remy Ma's Early Jail Release, "If Justice Is Served, She Will Come Home Now"

New York rapper Papoose said a new development may allow his wife, rapper Remy Ma, to be released from jail sooner than expected.

Pap said Remy's new appeal is looking good.

"I can't speak about it in detail due to legal reasons, but we just recently got some great news concerning her second appeal" Papoose revealed in an interview. "Let's just say that she's blessed. I highly doubt she will have to serve the full time. If justice is served, then she will come home now. My plan is to see her walk out of that hellhole and get a breath of fresh air so we can enjoy life."

Earlier this year, Remy said she hoped to be released from jail in the next few months.

"Hopefully I can be home soon, like, before the summer," Remy told radio personality Jenny Boom Boom regarding her appeal. "If none of my appeals work and I had to do the most, probably another three years, a little bit over three years. I have eight [years], but you don't do the whole eight, you have to do about six and I've already done two."
Last summer, Remy updated fans on her well-being via a blog posting.

"I really miss everything but I especially can't wait to get back in the studio and onstage again, I've been writing like crazy," she wrote in a blog entry. "First off I'd like to send love to C-Murder, his family and children...Some people are aware, but I realize that a lot of people don't know that I have a son. He just turned 9 years old and I was able to celebrate his birthday with him and Pap, they stayed with me for 5 days and 4 nights. We had so much fun. I cooked breakfast, lunch, and dinner everyday, I baked cookies, cakes, and banana pudding. We watched movies, played board games and took a lot of pictures...I just want to say that I so love the 'Wendy Williams Show.' I try to watch it everyday. I love watching the videos that are sent in of little kids saying 'How You Doin?' I couldn't pay my son to do that! I have to go on her show though when I get home."
She was given an eight-year sentence in May 2008.

The former Terror Squad member turned herself in to New York police in July 2007 for the shooting of Makeda Barnes-Joseph outside a nightclub. Remy was later sentenced to an eight year bid last May and is currently held behind bars at the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for Women in Bedford Hills.
Check out Remy Ma speaking with Jenny Boom Boom down below: