GloRilla Breaks Her Silence on Drug Possession Arrest: “My House Got Robbed — And I’m the One Who Got Arrested”

GloRilla is finally speaking out following her recent arrest — and according to her, the real crime is how the situation was handled.

The Memphis rapper took to social media Thursday to set the record straight about the events that led to her being booked on drug possession charges. And in true GloRilla fashion, she didn’t hold back.

“CRAZY‼️ My House got Home Invaded Saturday while I was in Indianapolis performing for the WNBA All-Star game & instead of Focusing on finding the Suspects, they focus on some cannabis,” she wrote.

Glo clarified that she wasn’t “busted,” contrary to initial headlines that implied she was caught red-handed. In fact, she said she wasn’t even in the state when the incident occurred.

“1. So no I wasn’t busted

2. My house got robbed

3. I wasn’t home,” she listed.

The 24-year-old rap star went on to express frustration that she was the one arrested in the aftermath of what she claims was a home invasion — not the actual suspects who broke into her Georgia residence.

“Long story short my house gets home invaded and I’m the only one that gets arrested. So that’s tea🤷🏼‍♀️”

According to initial reports, police were called to the scene after responding to an incident at GloRilla’s home and allegedly discovered a controlled substance. She was later charged with drug possession — though details surrounding the search and seizure remain murky.

Fans have rallied behind the “Tomorrow 2” hitmaker, with many calling the situation unfair and demanding more transparency from local law enforcement.

As of now, GloRilla hasn’t been formally indicted, and her legal team is expected to fight the charges. Meanwhile, social media is buzzing with support, with one fan writing: “So somebody breaks into her home and she ends up in cuffs? Make it make sense.”

GloRilla has not released any further statements, but one thing is clear — she’s not letting the headlines tell her story without clapping back.