Kaylah Walton
Grace Pauline Kelley, daughter of Wynonna Judd, is currently in serious legal trouble due to several incidents this year, including allegations of soliciting prostitution. The 28-year-old was taken into custody on August 3 in Georgia, where she was charged with operating a vehicle on a suspended or revoked license, trying to evade a police officer, and failing to comply with safety regulations while riding her motorcycle.
A warrant for Grace’s arrest was issued on September 11, 2024, after she did not attend a scheduled court hearing. Records indicate that her next court appearance is planned for January 2025.
Updates on the Legal Situation
As of October 11, the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia has not verified if the warrant remains valid. A spokesperson from the Carroll County Court mentioned that the bench warrant has not yet been processed, leaving its current status uncertain.
According to court documents provided by The U.S. Sun, “The Defendant failed to appear on the scheduled date to respond to the mentioned accusations.”
The documents continued, “The Solicitor for the State Court of Carroll County requested that the Defendant’s bond be forfeited and a bench warrant issued for their arrest.”
“Apprehend the above-named Defendant and securely detain them at the County Jail until they can be brought before the presiding Judge of the State Court of Carroll County to address the charges detailed in the referenced cases.”
Grace’s legal challenges keep mounting this year, complicating her previous run-ins with law enforcement. The situation has yet to reach a resolution, and her next court date in January 2025 may be crucial for her future legal trajectory.
