TI Gets in trouble in prison ... smh

Incarcerated rapper T.I. is in trouble again - the hip-hop star has been banished to a secure special housing unit after he was caught canoodling with his wife during a prison visit.

The Live Your Life hitmaker, real name Clifford Harris, Jr., has been in and out of jail over the past year (10) and is currently serving an 11-month sentence in Arkansas for violating his probation following a drug arrest in September (10).

And the star is failing to keep out of trouble while behind bars - his visiting time with wife Tameka 'Tiny' Cottle over the weekend (01-02Jan11) was cut short after prison officers found them getting "frisky" in a visiting room.

Cottle tells TMZ.com that Harris was reprimanded and sent to a new housing wing, which is more secure and offers inmates less freedom.

According to Arkansas State Prison guidelines, couples are allowed to kiss and hug at the start and end of visiting sessions, but must keep their hands in full view throughout.

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Waka Flocka Post Bail

Rapper Posts $40,000 Bond
6:00AM ET January 6th, 2011
Contributor : Stephen Willis
A Rocky Williform Company

Waka Flocka Flame Freed

Waka Flocka Flames was released from prison on Wednesday (January 5th). The rapper posted the $40,000 bond after surrendering to the police on January 3rd. A bench warrant had been issued for Waka following a raid on his home in December.

Born Jaquin Malphurs, Waka Flocka was charged with various charges, including marijuana and hydrocone possession, firearm possession by a felon, probation violation and violating the state's Anti-Gang laws. Waka's attorney argues that the weapons found in the home during the raid were not illegal. The rapper's mother and manager, Debra Antney, criticized the charges.

"They found a bunch of guns and twice much of cash," Debra Antney told AllHipHop. "They found the security..his gun [he's] licensed to carry. Waka's security and his cousin was sleeping in the room. The door was locked and what they kicked it in for I don’t know, because if they would have asked for the code, we would have given it."

"You put this big thing out there and start scaring sponsors," Antney added. "It was two officers there that let us know and that s**twas bulls**t!"

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