AceShowbiz - J Prince is enjoying his freedom despite reports to the contrary. The Trinidadian gospel artist has laughed off rumors that claimed he has been arrested by the feds for threatening Offset, with whom he has been feuding since Takeoff's death.

Shutting down the arrest reports, J Prince posted on his Instagram page on Friday, March 10 a video of him lounging on a chair on the poolside. "A lie ain't nothin to tell," he wrote in the caption.

The 36-year-old offered a longer explanation in the clip. "This s**t be funny to me," he said with a laugh. "What has this s**t come down to in the world today? I can't believe people play with people's intelligence. The way they do today. "

He continued, "People are telling lies for a living. They actually lying to y'all for living. But as you can see, live and in living color, this is what my jail cell look like." He then showed the view surrounding him, before adding, "They can keep me here 24/7. I'm good! But it's a beautiful day."

DJ Akademiks previously shared a screenshot of mymixtapez's Instagram post that claimed J Prince has been arrested by the feds and that the remaining Migos members are put into protective custody because of the alleged threat. The report also stated the story first came from Wack 100 and his sources.

Offset was quick to respond to the reports, writing below the post, "P***y wtf this cap a** s**t." Wack also called out Akademiks for spreading the unconfirmed reports, writing, "@akademiks thirst move ... If you don't have the content of me saying this don't stamp it.. But I get it #clickBait is the New New Testament..... Dude ain't nobody to hide from #Gtfoh @offsetyrn you have a good day today."

In an audio recording of a phone call, Wack said he actually was skeptical of the allegations that Offset was under witness protection. "That don't make any sense," he said. "You've got to volunteer for that."