GloRilla is arrested for felony drug possession in Georgia... a year after her DUI
The 25-year-old Memphis-bred music artist was taken into custody in Forsyth County and booked on two counts: possession of a scheduled controlled substance and possession of marijuana over one ounce.
According to a TMZ report, the TGIF hitmaker — who sparked dating rumors with an NFL star in June — was released on the same day after posting $22,000 bond.
Both counts are felony offenses under Georgia law.
The outlet noted that other details around the arrest are unknown at this time.
It comes a little over a year after the star, real name Gloria Woods, was arrested in Georgia's Gwinnett County on DUI charges.
At the time, the entertainer had been arrested in Suwanee, Georgia for suspicion of driving under the influence and consuming/possessing an open alcoholic beverage container.
She was pulled over by authorities at 4:00 a.m. ET after they saw a vehicle make a U-turn at a red traffic light, according to police. (She also faced a separate traffic charge, police said.)
The Yeah Glo! performer told police that she had drinks earlier in the night, police said in their report, noting that her vehicle smelled like alcohol and marijuana.
GloRilla performed poorly on a field sobriety test officers conducted with her, authorities said.
Police said that GloRilla, who's been linked to NBA star Damian Lillard, was unable to follow a target with her eyes, walk steadily, and balance on one leg.
The F.N.F. (Let's Go) rapper declined to take a breathalyzer test, police said, at which point she was taken into custody.
GloRilla had an associate retrieve her vehicle from the scene, authorities said.
Earlier this year she hit the road in March and April for her Glorious Tour, which had stops stretching from the east to west coasts.
Last month football star Xavier Legette appeared in a racy music video for her single Typa, sparking dating rumors.
GloRilla made headlines in 2023 after three people died in a stampede at her March 5, 2023 concert in Rochester, New York at the Rochester Main Street Armory.
'I am devastated & heartbroken over the tragic deaths that happened after Sunday's show,' she wrote online in the wake of the tragedy.
'My fans mean the world to me.
'Praying for their families & for a speedy recovery of everyone affected,' she added.
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