Last week, Meek Mill lost a major legal battle when a Philadelphia judge ruled that the the hip-hop heavyweight had violated his probation over unapproved travels. With the ruling, it’s likely that Meek will go back to prison when the judge sentences him in February. But besides losing his freedom, Meek has reportedly already lost out on some major lucrative opportunities because of his probation violations.
According to Page Six, Meek was cast in a starring role in the film 12 O’Clock Boys, which is being produced by Hollywood superstar Will Smith’s Overbrook Entertainment.
The film will be based on the story of West Baltimore’s infamous illegal dirt bike group, which was also the subject of a 2013 documentary that debuted at SXSW. Meek, who is a well-known dirt bike enthusiast, was supposed to travel to Hollywood in November to begin filming scenes for the role of “Wheelie Wayne.” However, Meek had to miss filming because he had to take a urine test in relation to his probation, even though he’d taken one just four days prior.
Unfortunately for Meek, that’s not all that he’s missing out on because of his probation violation. Find out about about the other losses he’s suffering after the cut.
