Overview
- Court filings obtained by media outlets say Thomas, who left prison in February 2026, told the judge he had been approached about a reality series that would document his post-prison rebuilding efforts.
- A judge recently approved Thomas’s request to travel for work so he can attend a restaurant opening and continue employment with a restaurant-related company while on supervised release.
- Thomas pleaded guilty in 2024 to one count of failing to pay over trust fund taxes, was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison, and prosecutors say he failed to pay more than $2.5 million in employment taxes between 2017 and 2023.
- Thomas has publicly used his social media and speaking platform to urge tax compliance and told the court he is promoting that message as part of his rebuilding narrative.
- The reported series remains unconfirmed by production partners and any filming would be subject to production deals, the conditions of his supervision, and outstanding legal and financial obligations.