Azealia Banks Agrees To Anger Management Classes In Assault Case

Bad girl breast-biter Azealia Banks took a last-minute plea deal on Wednesday in exchange for anger management and a chance to avoid jail time.

Jury selection was due to begin in her assault case, but Banks, 25, took an offer from prosecutors that will benefit her if she can comply.

The “212” rapper copped to third-degree assault and must attend a long anger management program, provide regular updates to the judge and stay out of trouble for a year.

If she complies, her charge will be reduced to disorderly conduct. If she doesn’t, she could be sentenced to up to a year in jail.

Banks was busted in December 2015 for allegedly chomping on the chest of Christine Soares, a security staffer at the Up&Down club on W. 14th St.

She threw a fit after being tossed out of the club.

Prosecutors revealed last week that Banks once sliced her sister with a box cutter.

She’s due back in court in June for her first post-plea update.

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