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Google PlayKim Kardashian has voiced support for Gunna, who was denied bond again earlier this month amid continued criticism of the YSL indictment.
In a tweet shared Wednesday, Kim called for Gunna’s freedom and referenced his previously viral Pushin P movement.
“Free P,” she wrote in emoji form.
The same message was also shared to Kim’s Instagram Stories.
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fond of the Pushin P movement back in January, with the Kardashians star and SKIMS co-founder sharing a set of bikini-focused photos at the time and captioning the collection, fittingly, “Beach 🅿️arty.” Gunna himself quickly caught wind of this instance of P-pushing, ultimately giving Kim an Instagram shout-out in response.
In the past, Kim (who passed the baby bar exam in December 2021) has also thrown her wide-reaching platform behind the larger issue of criminal justice reform, including by pushing for the release of Alice Marie Johnson, who was ultimately given a commuted sentence in 2018.
As of the latest word on the larger RICO indictment involving Young Thug and Gunna, among other individuals, it was revealed that the former is now expected to remain behind bars until early next year, at which point a trial is slated to begin.
This past weekend, footage surfaced on social media showing Gunna speaking to family from jail. In the clip, seen below, Gunna appears to be in good spirits while speaking with a young child referenced in various news reports as his godson.
Ahead of the trial, fans have been urged to show their support by signing the Protect Black Art petition, a full breakdown of which can be found here.
Wednesday, Gunna’s team released an official performance video for the DS4EVER track “Missing Me.” See that below.
