According to the New York Post, hip-hop diva Foxy Brown arrived at the Department of Probation shortly after 2 p.m., nearly four hours after her scheduled appointment.
The raunchy rapper was a no-show Friday, prompting a probation official to tack a failure-to-report notice on the door of her brownstone in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
Brown spun on her stilettos and got back in her car when she spotted a Post photographer outside the probation office.
Brown, whose 1996 debut album was “Ill Na Na,” later emerged, surrounded by bodyguards who escorted her through an employee entrance.
After a few words with a security officer, she walked around a metal detector and on to her meeting with a probation officer.
After her two-hour session, Brown left through a side door not used by the public. Probation officials gave no reason for the special treatment.
Her lawyer, John Sampson, declined to comment. Brown’s new manager, Black Hand Entertainment honcho Chaz Williams, declined to talk as well.
Neither Brown nor her representatives gave any reason why she missed her Friday probation appointment, which stems from charges that she beat up two Chelsea manicurists in a salon in 2004.
