Rapper Lil’ Kim is working on a documentary to accompany her forthcoming tell-all book about life in prison.
Lil’ Kim (real name Kimberly Jones) was jailed in 2005 on perjury charges after she was convicted of lying about her former Junior M.A.F.I.A. rapper Suif ‘Gutta’ Jackson and her co-manager Damion ‘D-Roc’ Butler’s involvement in a 2001 shooting in Manhattan, New York.
She served 10 months behind bars and in 2009 announced plans to release a book, titled “The Price of Loyalty,” aimed at inspiring others who are locked up.
She has been working on the book ever since, and it is now expected to be released in early 2012 – and Kim is contemplating giving fans a double treat by selling it as a package with a documentary she has been filming.
During a recent interview, Lil’ Kim said, “It’s going to be released with my book ‘The Price of Loyalty.’ I am not sure if I’m going to separate that documentary from that book. That’s what we’re trying to figure out right now.”
