Jailed rapper Foxy Brown has reportedly been let out of solitary confinement.

As reported earlier, Foxy was thrown into solitary by The Department of Corrections for 76 days after committing three violations including getting into a shoving match with another female inmate and refusing  to take a random drug test.

According to TMZ, Foxy was let out of solitary confinement after 40 days for good behavior.  The source who broke the news to TMZ claims that Foxy was not given any special treatment and three other inmates were also released from solitary.

In solitary, Foxy was confined to a cell by herself for 23 hours a day and was only allowed to see visitors or go to the library or exercise in a recreation area away from general-population inmates, for an hour each day.

The rapper is currently serving a one year sentence for violating probation that stemmed from a 2004 fight with two manicurists in a New York City nail salon

She recently launched her website which will allow fans to contact her and hear material from her new album, Brooklyn's Don Diva, which hits stores on February 5th 2008.