Meek Mill Is Losing Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars Because of Judge’s Ban on Performing

Meek Mill is currently going through a rough patch, to say the least. Not only did he recently violate his probation leaving his freedom in limbo until February, but he is also losing out on hundreds of thousands of dollars because the judge in his case won't allow him to perform or travel.

As previously reported, a judge deemed Meek violated his probation - stemming from a 2008 gun charge - by attending American Music Awards in Los Angeles on Nov. 22, then later submitting a false drug test. Until his February court date where the judge will decide his fate, the Dreams Worth More Than Money rapper is prohibited from traveling outside the state and performing, even in his hometown.

As a result, the Dreamchaser's pockets are taking a hit. According to TMZ, the rapper has already forfeited hundreds of thousands of dollars because of the judge's decision. The reports states, Meek had several gigs set up before the decision which he can no longer perform at. He is also reportedly spending big bank on things he no longer has access to. He and Nicki leased a home in Los Angeles, and he has booked a Cali recording studio for $15,000 a week. The hip-hop couple is also slated to perform in Las Vegas on New Year's Eve, which the Philly rapper will not be able to attend. There's even a possible role in a Will Smith film he will miss out on.

Meek's sentencing has been delayed until Feb. 5, 2016. He served six months in jail last year for a probation violation coming home on Dec. 2.

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