He was said to have been arrested in Missouri.
Nelly was arrested and later released, US outlets report Nelly, famed for hits including Hot in Here and Ride Wit Me, was arrested in the St Louis area for alleged possession of ecstasy, it has been reported. 49-year-old Nelly – real name Cornell Haynes Jr – is said to have since been released.
‘Motherhood is something that I have looked forward to, and sharing this with my family, fiancé, and loyal fans, who have been so supportive of my career, is an amazing experience.’ Nelly last caused controversy two years ago, when he issued an apology after an explicit video was shared on his Instagram page. His Instagram story appeared to show the musician receiving oral sex from an unnamed woman. Nelly’s face could not be seen, but Daily Mail reported that he was heard in the background.
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