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Boosie Badazz's son is facing serious allegations after he was arrested in Louisiana.
According to a report TMZ published on Friday, October 23, Ivy Ray Hatch was taken into custody by police and charged with several offenses, including possession with intent to distribute drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a firearm with drugs, aggravated battery, and armed robbery. The Livingston County Sheriff's Office didn't reveal details on what led up to Hatch's arrest. However, Hatch was released on bond shortly after his arrest. As of this report, neither the 18-year-old nor his dad has publicly commented on the situation.
Boosie's son was arrested amid his father's own legal drama involving the right-wing operatives who allegedly promised him a presidential pardon. Boosie alleged he paid Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl of JM Burkman & Associates $600,000 in 2025 to secure a pardon by using influencers and government officials in POTUS' inner circle. The two men allegedly sent Boosie's attorney, Meghan Blanco, a list of people who had endorsed his pardon, including Laura Loomer, Erika Kirk, and Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. They also claimed they would send Boosie's pardon application to the POTUS' executive assistant, Natalie Harp, and suggested she would allegedly give the application directly to Trump.
Unfortunately for Boosie, everyone Burkman and Wohl claimed to have spoken to about his pardon denied their involvement with the case. The White House also confirmed that they had not received Boosie's application. The rapper tried to get his money back after he realized Burkman and Wohl didn't secure his pardon. He cited a portion of the contract he signed, which said he could request a partial refund of the $600,000 fee ($300,000) if Burkman and Wohl didn't obtain a presidential pardon by “close of business” on Jan. 31, 2026. They refused to pay and denied sending texts about the influencers.
Boosie Badazz and Webbie also sat down with The Breakfast Club to talk about their new project Back At It. Watch a clip from the interview below