Did jt Mugshots Just Change EVERYTHING?

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The group, which consists of her and pregnant Yung Miami, has been missing one part of their fierce rapping pair ever since JT was put behind bars on a two-year sentence. But now that she’s out of prison early, fans are curious why she was ever there in the first place. Scroll down for everything we know about JT’s jail time! JT had served time in a federal prison for aggravated identity theft and she’s revealing to fans how much that experience changed her life. JT of the City Girls reflected on the impacts of the time she spent incarcerated while speaking as a guest on a recent episode of the Abolition X podcast, hosted by Richie Resheda, Indigo Mateo. “I’m always going to be an It girl. I’ve been one before I was a rapper—all five mugshots .” Two weeks into 2025, JT (full name Jatavia Shakara Johnson) is smiling, flashing a new piercing under her glossy top lip. She’s dressed down in a classic white tank and vintage Levi’s, with long jet-black layers framing her face. What JT ’s receiving back is a whole lot of love from the fashion community, turning heads and cameras with her taste for transformation, sitting front row at Paris Fashion Week (although her anxiety nearly stopped her from attending the Mugler show). City Girls’ member JT is getting candid about how prison changed her life. Jatavia Johnson , known professionally as JT, 29, started a two-year federal prison sentence back in 2018, at the start of a rising music career. The City Girls were reunited this week when JT , born Jatavia Johnson, was released from jail after spending more than a year behind bars in a Florida prison on credit card fraud charges. She didn’t waste any time in getting back to work, as she unleashed her “First Day Out” frees. She made a monumental comeback to the Rap game after her release from a Florida prison just two years ago, and JT is reflecting on that time of her life on the Abolition X podcast with hosts. JT spent over a year in a Florida prison on credit card fraud charges before being released in 2019. While in jail, she said she felt disconnected from the outside world but received some encouragement from a fellow inmate. Last night (March 12), someone using the Miami rapper’s account uploaded several photos to her Instagram timeline from her visit with her other half Yung Miami, Quality Control Music CEO and.