Premium Content:

Lil Nas X arrested in Los Angeles after police find him walking down the street in his underwear

Pop star Lil Nas X has been arrested in Los Angeles after police responded to reports of a man walking down the street naked.

Images and video published by gossip website TMZ appear to show the rapper dressed in just boots and his underwear. He was arrested by police for obstructing an officer and was taken to hospital as there were concerns the entertainer may have been experiencing an overdose.

- Advertisement -

Nil Nas X came to prominence in 2018 with his huge hit Old Town Road which mashed country and hip hop together. He continued to have success with his 2021 Montero album which spawned the hits That’s What I Want, Montero (Call Me By Your Name) and Industry Baby.

Earlier this year he released his follow up Dream Boy, but it failed to repeat the success of his debut.

Officers found him walking on Ventura Boulevard in the Studio City neighbourhood shortly before 6am a police spokesperson said.

After being cleared by the hospital Lil Nas X spent a few hours in the police lock up before being released. His representatives are yet to make any comment on the incident.

Update: 26-08-25 12:15pm Initial reports suggested that Lil Nas X has been released from custody, but it was later revealed that he remained in prison.

Latest

Court hears allegations against Alan Jones as criminal trial begins

A Sydney court has heard allegations against Alan Jones as his criminal trial begins, with the broadcaster denying all charges.

Jason Heath named new GM of Melbourne’s JOY Media

Jason Heath has been appointed General Manager of JOY Media, bringing more than a decade of experience with the broadcaster.

Perth Rainbow Swans to offer free training ahead of Gay Games 2030

Swimming club Perth Rainbow Swans is offering free training sessions with support from the state government's LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Grants.

Albanese government announces $18.1 Million for LGBTIQA+ health programs

The Federal Government is investing $18.1 million in initiatives to improve inclusive healthcare access for LGBTIQA+ Australians.

Newsletter

Don't miss

Court hears allegations against Alan Jones as criminal trial begins

A Sydney court has heard allegations against Alan Jones as his criminal trial begins, with the broadcaster denying all charges.

Jason Heath named new GM of Melbourne’s JOY Media

Jason Heath has been appointed General Manager of JOY Media, bringing more than a decade of experience with the broadcaster.

Perth Rainbow Swans to offer free training ahead of Gay Games 2030

Swimming club Perth Rainbow Swans is offering free training sessions with support from the state government's LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Grants.

Albanese government announces $18.1 Million for LGBTIQA+ health programs

The Federal Government is investing $18.1 million in initiatives to improve inclusive healthcare access for LGBTIQA+ Australians.

Fresh Tracks | The latest tunes worth checking out

New songs from Eyes of Bel, Meek, Slayyyter, ATEEZ, and Soft Cell.

Court hears allegations against Alan Jones as criminal trial begins

A Sydney court has heard allegations against Alan Jones as his criminal trial begins, with the broadcaster denying all charges.

Jason Heath named new GM of Melbourne’s JOY Media

Jason Heath has been appointed General Manager of JOY Media, bringing more than a decade of experience with the broadcaster.

Perth Rainbow Swans to offer free training ahead of Gay Games 2030

Swimming club Perth Rainbow Swans is offering free training sessions with support from the state government's LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Grants.