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Rapper Kodak Black is ready to get back on the road after receiving permission to travel for work.
The Zeze star is on probation after former U.S. President Donald Trump commuted his prison sentence for weapons charges in January (21), and Kodak recently filed court papers requesting approval for trips out of his native Florida.
The motion has now been approved by a federal judge, although Kodak can only travel for work purposes, and must provide a full itinerary to his probation officer in advance.
His attorney, Bradford Cohen, tells TMZ his client will now travel to continue his philanthropy work, giving back to the community, while he is also expected to meet with record label bosses to get his career back on track, and book a few concerts once it's safe enough to do so.
