After serving eight months at Rikers Island for violating her parole, Brooklyn rapper Foxy Brown will be released from jail this friday April 18th. According to her manager Chaz Williams, foxy did her entire bid despite attempts to crush her spirit.

"She did every single minute of her bid in jail, and she did it under the most severe conditions, they had her on continuous lockdown just because she is a celebrity. They were trying to break her spirit."

Despite Wiliams claims the Deputy Commissioner of Public Information Stephen Morello, say's that Foxy was placed in protective custody because she requested it. "It is not unique for us to house some inmates separately from the rest of the jail population because their prominence or other circumstances might make them targets. In the case of Ms. Marchand, her detention in a 'protective custody' environment was at her request,"

Whether she requested to be put in isolation or not does not seem to be toiling Foxy, as she is already in the works of trying to pick up the peices of her struggling career. According to her manager, Foxy is in talks with a couple of television stations to air a reality show based on her everyday life.

Along with her imminent return back to society and she will also be promoting for her next album "Brooklyn's Don Diva" which should be out by May 13th through Black Rose Entertainment/Black Hand/Koch.