What Tory Lanez’s Life In Prison Is Really Like

Even though he says otherwise, insiders say that Tory Lanez is having a hard time adjusting to prison life. “Tory is scared for his life and safety in prison. He feels like he is an instant and direct target because of his celebrity status,” a source told Page Six. It doesn’t help that he’s smaller in stature and among the company of inmates who are convicted of more violent and serious crimes. The insider added that Lanez is mostly by his lonesome and under the watchful eye of guards when he’s outside in the yard or even during shower time and that he’s apparently still optimistic that his legal team could bail him out. 

But despite the situation, he feigned positivity for his fans, sharing on Instagram via an audio note that he’s doing just fine. “I’m talking to you live from prison right now. I’m just happy to get out of that bull**** county jail. They were hating on the young fly, you heard? Had me on 24-hour lockdown. A half-sized cell by myself,” he said. “With all them disadvantages against me, my head has always been held high, man. And I want y’all to know I’m in great spirits. My drive and my ambition is growing stronger and stronger every day,” he added, before promoting the release of the deluxe version of his album, “Alone at Prom.”