BREAKING NEWS Wiz Khalifa sentenced to prison in Romania for drug possession
De Elena Boruz.
Publicat pe 18.12.2025 la 18:53
Actualizat pe 18.12.2025 la 19:18
US rapper Wiz Khalifa has been sentenced to nine months in prison in Romania for drug possession, according to court documents. The judgment requires the artist to serve the sentence in the country. He will be declared a fugitive if he does not report to police within seven days of the ruling becoming final.
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Wiz Khalifa was found in possession of 18.53 grams of cannabis and a cannabis cigarette
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- He must spend nine months behind bars in Romania
The decision relates to the possession of illegal drugs rather than trafficking, authorities confirmed.
Wiz Khalifa, whose real name is Thomaz Cameron Jibril, was found in possession of 18.53 grams of cannabis and a cannabis cigarette after performing at the “Beach, please!” music festival in 2024.
BREAKING NEWS Wiz Khalifa sentenced to prison in Romania for drug possession
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Police detained the artist following the incident on stage, where he was seen smoking during his concert. He was later released from custody and returned home.
How the whole scandal began
The whole scandal began with his performance on the stage of the “Beach, Please!” festival in 2024. The international star smoked from a cigarette during the concert, which was later revealed to contain marijuana. His gesture sparked a wave of reactions.
Prosecutors from DIICOT subsequently brought charges, and the case was heard by the Constanța Tribunal. The latest ruling now requires the artist to serve his prison sentence in Romania.
Wiz Khalifa’s statement after the incident
Following the incident, Wiz Khalifa commented on social media, saying he did not intend to show disrespect to Romania.
The scandal was massive, and the artist’s fans reacted online. The news made headlines around the world, and it seems that now, more than a year later, the case has been resolved.
