Ree Drummond’s Foster Son Avoids Jail in Drug, Assault Case

WHO:

TMZ - Jamar Goff, identified as Ree Drummond’s foster son, was 23 years old.

NY Post - Goff was a former college football player.

US Magazine - The article identified Goff as Ree Drummond’s son.

WHAT:

TMZ - Goff was sentenced to 48 months in his drug-possession and assault case and will not serve additional jail time.

US Magazine - Goff received a 48-month suspended sentence for second-degree assault and a 24-month suspended sentence for unlawful possession of a controlled substance.

NY Post - Goff was placed on 12 months of supervised probation and ordered to undergo a substance-abuse evaluation and random drug testing.

WHERE:

TMZ - Goff was sentenced in Alabama.

WHEN:

TMZ - Goff was sentenced on a Wednesday.

US Magazine - The article reported that Goff was sentenced after his September arrest.

US Magazine - Alabama court documents obtained by Page Six were referenced as being obtained on a Wednesday, November 4.

HOW:

TMZ - The sentence was reported as carrying no additional jail time.

US Magazine - The court imposed suspended sentences for the assault and controlled-substance possession charges.

NY Post - Supervised probation, a substance-abuse evaluation, and random drug testing were ordered.

(UPDATED November 5, 2026 05:00 UTC)

Ree Drummond’s son, Jamar Goff, received suspended sentences in Alabama for assault and drug possession. The 23-year-old former college football player will serve no additional jail time. He was placed on supervised probation and must undergo evaluation and random drug testing.