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Boosie is dealing with his own legal troubles but it seems that hasn’t shrunken his compassion. This week, The Breakfast Club’s Loren Lorosa reported that Boosie did something pretty surprising, he helped his longtime stalker get out of jail.
She caught his video and played it for the show.
“These last three, four years, I done had a real stalker,” he said. “Y’all probably saw her on YouTube in front of my gate being arrested. She pulled up with a BB gun and aimed a BB gun at me. My son was finna knock her a** off that time. Last month, she showed up naked at the gate with Timberlands on. But I always make the police let her go. A couple of nights ago… She in jail. I went and bonded her out this morning. My family mad at me and s***. She still in jail. Don’t nobody want to sign her out. If anybody wants to be a Good Samaritan, who got a mental health program who can help her…”
It’s unknown how the stalker is doing or if she’ll return, but it’s interesting to see Boosie extend a kindness that many wouldn’t.
🚨 Did you know Boosie had a stalker? 😳 Well, his children are now upset with him because she was arrested for doing the most, and he bailed her out. 🫠 Check out the latest w/ @LorenLorosa on @Netflix! pic.twitter.com/pFS8lhE8lG
— The Breakfast Club (@breakfastclubam) August 14, 2026
Boosie & The Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Pardon Scam
During an interview, Boosie spoke on how he was scammed, thinking a law firm had direct ties to Trump to get him a pardon. Originally, in a report by Notus, Boosie revealed he was suing law firm Burkman & Wohl for $600K after they failed to secure him a Presidential pardon. The duo, Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl allegedly told Boosie they had tight connections with Donald Trump’s team and could get him a pardon, if he paid up.
However, when New Year’s Day rolled around, Boosie’s lawyer got a call claiming Trump had already signed the pardon. When the lawyer pressed why there hadn’t been any information yet, the lobbyists allegedly claimed that the deal would be signed shortly. TMZ reported that a White House official denied Burkman & Wohl’s role in pursuing a pardon, saying there was no record of the firm submitting a claim. They also said doing so would have hurt Boosie’s chances for a pardon more.
The pardon never came, and Boosie told Notus he would take legal action. Now, he’s revealing the moment the law firm scammed him. Speaking to Rickey Smiley, he explained what went through his mind.
“Three days before Christmas, they text my lawyer saying the pardon had been signed by Donald Trump. Got me running through the house with my shirt off. I’m jumping all on the bed. Trump signed the pardon, we just waiting on the news. I watched the news for five days I ain’t seen s***. Nothing about Trump signing a pardon. I was like ‘look we bout to throw a pardon party at the house, I’m getting the balloons, we getting ready.’ Another five days goes by no news still. Everyday I’m getting madder and madder. I said ‘Oh these n***** are playing games!’
