The former G-Unit star, real name David Brown, began an 18-month sentence in a Mississippi prison in August, 2012 after federal agents discovered a gun at his Tennessee mansion during a bankruptcy raid in 2010, reported Contactmusic.
The rapper wasted no time in sharing a picture of himself on his Twitter page, alongside the caption, "Fresh out."
Another tweet read, "I'm officially a free man."
The hip-hop star had another reason to celebrate. Last month a bankruptcy judge wiped out reported debts of more than USD 10 million to his former label boss 50 Cent and executives at G-Unit Records' parent company Universal Music Group as part of his court filing.
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