Fetty Wap is starting his 2026 off with a bang — with an early prison release!!!

The superstar rapper was sentenced back in May 2023 to 6 years in prison for his role in a drug trafficking ring, but reemerged on Thursday when he immediately stepped into The Shade Room and thanked fans for their unwavering support.

The Bureau of Prisons tells TMZ … Fetty was transferred yesterday to home confinement in Philly. He’s scheduled to be fully released from oversight custody on November 8 this year.

Fetty will have to undergo strict and supervised guidelines for the next 5 years now that he’s free … which includes drug testing, in addition to being prohibited from opening any new bank accounts without approval from federal agents, while keeping the U.S. Probation Department in the loop with all his earnings and tax records.

Fetty was busted with over 500 grams or more of cocaine and thousands of dollars in cash, but the court’s decision to let him out speaks volumes to his ability to keep his nose clean.

A new “Jackass” movie will head to theaters this summer, and Steve-O told us he’s hoping all beefs get buried … and Bam Margera makes a triumphant return to the cast.

We caught up with Steve-O at LAX Thursday, where he was visibly stoked to start shooting new stunts with his friends again, but he told us he wants “all the bros back together.”

We broke the story … Bam has cleared never-seen footage of him to be used in the new movie, but there’s still no word on if he would rejoin the guys on set for new bits.

According to Steve-O, now that Bam is sober and doing incredible, there’s “absolutely” a path for him to get back with the band, as it were.

Bills Mafia has a chance to literally own part of Buffalo Bills history … whether it’s seats, turf, lockers … and even the trough urinals.

After 53 years at Highmark Stadium, the Bills are moving to a new $2.1 billion venue across the street in the fall. Before that, everything must go!!!

The Bills have partnered with sports memorabilia company CollectibleXchange to make as many keepsakes available to the public as possible. Brandon Steiner is spearheading the project after doing the same for other iconic venues such as Yankee Stadium, Texas Stadium, and Madison Square Garden.

New products will be made available every few weeks throughout 2026. Many of the 1-of-1 items will be up for auction while the rest will be available for purchase.

It’s too early to estimate how much money will be generate … but as part of the deal, New York’s Erie County — which owns the stadium — will receive 50% of the proceeds to help fund local initiatives.

There’s a long-shot possibility the Bills could host one more game if they make a deep run into the postseason — but for all intents and purposes, fans have already said their goodbyes.