Federal prosecutors said Tekashi 6ix9ine accepted a plea deal for violating his probation. The controversial rapper agreed to spend a month behind bars to resolve the matter.

Judge Paul Engelmayer will sentence 6ix9ine on November 12. Prosecutors requested three months of home confinement, detention and curfew with electronic monitoring, in addition to jail time. 6ix9ine also faced an additional year of probation as part of the deal.

6ix9ine, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, was arrested for violating the conditions of his supervised release in October. He was charged with three technical violations. He initially pleaded not guilty to the charges.

A probation officer accused 6ix9ine of failing a drug test and failing to obtain proper permission to travel. 6ix9ine was just a few months away from concluding his probationary time.

6ix9ine previously accepted a plea deal in a racketeering case. He was sentenced to two years in prison in 2019. He also received five years of supervised release.

The troubled artist was facing more than 40 years in prison for crimes committed with the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods. He got a lenient sentence by testifying against gang members.

Yailin La Más Viral, 6ix9ine’s ex-girlfriend, sued him a month before his last arrest. She accused him of carrying out an “appalling campaign of abuse against her”. She claimed he stole “huge sums of money” from her and posted explicit images and videos of her on social media after she broke up with him.

“Over a period of over a year, (6ix9ine) physically, sexually, and emotionally abused (Yailin), including, among many other acts of abuse and manipulation, drugging her while stealing and embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars of her earnings.” his claim held. “(He) used these embezzled funds to pay for lavish expenses for his own entertainment, while manipulating her, embarrassing her, and forcing her to undergo plastic surgery and other unnecessary cosmetic procedures.”

6ix9ine was arrested on domestic violence charges in the Dominican Republic in January. The charges stemmed from him allegedly assaulting Yailin.