“We’re staying strong and working on programs and mowing the grass”: Raphy Pina sees Natti Natasha and her daughter for the first time since entering a prison in North Carolina

Music producer Raphy Pina experienced an emotional moment when he reunited with Natti Natasha and her daughter Vida Isabelle. The meeting was the first time Pina had seen both of them since entering a prison in North Carolina, where he is serving a three-year sentence for illegal gun possession.

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Father-of-three Pina took to his Instagram profile to share details of the touching moment and express his gratitude to both his family and his virtual community of followers.

“It’s incredible when love is pure and loyal (…) Thank you to everyone who follows me in prayer and positive vibes during this trial. I will always be grateful for your good wishes and the love you have for my family and friends,” he said in part of the text, which was accompanied by a picture of what appears to be FCI Butner Medium II federal prison in North Carolina, where he is serving his sentence.

The businessman sent words of encouragement and love to his fiancee Natta. “To Natalija, who continues to succeed in her business, publishes music, creates her own catalog (…) The best couple and mom anyone can have. I love you, so keep supporting her because she is ready for her own. Motivate yourself and know that you face situations and move on,” he added.

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What did Natti Natasha say about the meeting?

For her part, the artist of Dominican origin also shared a photo on Vida Isabelle’s Instagram profile in which she appears with her daughter and recounts the emotional moment the girl experienced with her father.

Here, mom and I send everyone a kiss and let them know that after a year, me and my brothers and mom were able to have contact with my father and we kissed, hugged, laughed and played”, express.

In May 2022, Raphy surrendered to authorities after being found guilty. Despite his hopes for a reduced sentence, the judge ruled that he should serve the full sentence of three years and five months, along with paying a fine of $150,000.

In her Instagram post, Pina shared that she is serving her sentence by working hard in hopes of getting a reduction in her prison time. He pointed out: “I do programs and mow the grass (lawn) to keep my sentence reduced.” (AND)