Rambunctious rapper Foxy Brown arrived this morning in Brooklyn Supreme Court court to testify in secret before a grand jury about her latest brush with the law, sources told The Post.
She may call herself "Don Diva," but the singer intends to ditch her in-your-face attitude and tell jurors that she's really just a mama’s girl who's been trying to exorcise the nasty demons of her bad-girl past and now lives in her Prospect Heights brownstone with her mother, a source said.
The sassy singer, whose real name is Inga Marchand, will flatly deny that a stare-down with neighbor Arlene Raymond escalated into a profane tirade and ended with her provocatively mooning the woman, the sources said. She faces felony charges from the July 21 incident.
The latest legal case against the platinum-selling singer has already taken its toll on her creative energies, a source close to Foxy said.
"Foxy can’t even sleep at night. This is truly a nightmare," said the source.
In a 2007 clash with Raymond, Foxy threw her Blackberry at the neighbor. The grand jury is hearing testimony today on charges that the July incident violated a restraining order against Foxy stemming from that 2007 clash which bars her from having any contact with Raymond.
The feisty singer is expected to release a new album, "Black Roses," this fall – a long-delayed recording that has been six years in the making. Brown’s most recent album was the May 2008 "Brooklyn’s Don Diva," an independent release that briefly hit No. 2 on Billboard’s rap albums chart.
Foxy you are to much for me at times I must say.
