Singer Chris Brown was released from jail at midnight on Sunday.
His freedom comes after serving 108 days of a 131-day sentence for probation violation, TMZ reports.
Chris
was originally sentenced to 365 days in custody on May 9 after
admitting violating his probation by getting into a fight in Washington
D.C. last year, but Judge James R. Brandlin gave him credit for the 234
days he has already spent in rehab and jail.
Done his time: Chris Brown has been released from jail, according to TMZ
The
judge also ordered Chris, who has recently been diagnosed with Bipolar
disorder, to attend therapy sessions twice a week and undergo random
drug testing three times a week.
The
Yeah 3x hitmaker had been in custody since being kicked out of a
court-ordered rehab facility in mid-March for breaking three internal
rules.
Chris,
who was first placed on probation in 2009 after assaulting his
then-girlfriend Rihanna, is also facing a misdemeanour assault charge in
Washington D.C. after he and his bodyguard Christopher Hollosy were
accused of hitting Parker Adam outside a hotel and breaking his nose.
The
trial for the incident starts in the coming months and he could face a
maximum of six months in jail and $1,000 fine if convicted.
That's one less thing to worry about! Chris has
reportedly reached a settlement following an altercation with rap rival
Drake at New York's WIP nightclub
Meanwhile
in more positive news for him, it’s also been reported that a
settlement has been reached on the lawsuit relating to a physical
altercation with rival rapper Drake in New York nightclub back in 2012.
RadarOnline reports
that while the star’s legal team had previously reached a deal with the
victims - with as many as eight innocent bystanders injured during the
brawl - lawyers representing WIP filed a motion back in March to
withdraw their positions.
An
opposition was launched in April by Brown's team, arguing that the
settlement 'took months, included numerous sessions with the court and
required many hours of attorney negotiation'.
What ex? Rihanna hit the club scene in NYC on Saturday night, where she partied with Future
Court
documents went on to state that 'withdrawal at this critical moment in
the settlement process would materially adversely impact the parties'
ability to execute and finalise the Settlement Agreement'.
While
a judge ruled that same month that all parties 'are ordered to appear
for a compliance conference', it now appears that the settlement has
been accepted and the troubled rapper can finally move on which he will
be able to since his release from jail.
A spokesperson for Chris has been contacted for comment
Sentenced: Chris looked sombre when he discovered his sentence back in May
