Blueface Not Scheduled to Be Released from Jail Until Summer

Blueface is behind bars over a probation violation that he got hauled into court over last week — and now, we’ve learned he ain’t due to get out for a while … months, in fact.

The rapper was making headlines on Friday after officials say he violated one or more of the terms of his probation in his club beatdown assault case here in L.A. from a few years ago.

On Friday, there was a hearing scheduled in the case citing some type of probation violation … although it’s unclear what exactly he’s alleged to have done. BTW, this was just the latest in several probation violation hearings during the case.

Anyway, there was video of him making the rounds online as well … showing him presumably heading to court. In the clip, Blue said he was just there to handle some business — although, he did hint at the possibility he might be jailed right on the spot.

As it turns out … he was. TMZ can confirm Blueface is in custody at the county jail right now — and according to online records … he ain’t scheduled to be released until the summer.

More specifically, Blueface is not scheduled to be cut loose until July 2, 2024 … although, with overcrowding in the jail — it’s certainly possible he’ll be released sooner than this. No word on which wing of the jail he’s being housed in just yet … it looks like they’re still sorting that.

Still … Blue will likely be out of the public eye for the foreseeable future — something his mother was decrying on Friday, and also blaming on his baby mamas … Chrisean and Jaidyn.

She claimed these ladies had brought him nothing but trouble — a sentiment echoed by Blue’s manager, Wack 100, as well. As you well know, he’s been very active over the past 12 months on a number of fronts … and it looks like somewhere along the way, law enforcement saw something they felt violated his probation terms — and then rang him up for it.

We’re still working to figure out what exactly Blue is accused of doing — and getting clarity on a realistic timeline for his release. Until then, he’s locked up.