Malik Beasley, the NBA star in the middle of a dating controversy with Larsa Pippen, has pleaded guilty to threats of violence stemming from a September incident at the Timberwolves guard’s Plymouth, Minn., home, his attorneys told The Athletic.

Beasley’s potential jail time or home confinement will be served after the 2020-21 NBA season and won’t exceed 120 days, Beasley’s attorneys Steven Haney and Ryan Pacyga told the outlet. The threats of violence charge will be reduced to a misdemeanor after Beasley completes probation, according to the report.

The 24-year-old was charged last month with felony threats of violence and fifth-degree drug possession after he allegedly pointed an assault rifle at a couple and their 13-year-old daughter when they pulled up to Beasley’s rental home during a Parade of Homes tour on Sept. 26. Beasley’s wife, Montana Yao — who has since reportedly filed for divorce after Beasley was pictured holding hands with Pippen — was also charged with fifth-degree drug possession after nearly two pounds of marijuana was found in the couple’s home. Beasley’s drug charges were dismissed, his attorneys said.

Earlier this month, pictures surfaced of Beasley holding hands with Pippen, the estranged wife of Bulls legend Scottie Pippen, in Miami. Yao was said to be “blindsided” by the photos. On Dec. 9, Yao addressed the images on Instagram, writing, “Things have been pretty rough I’m not going to [lie]. We were told to leave our family home 10 days ago and just like you all I’m pretty confused.”

Yao, a 24-year-old Instagram model who shares a son with Beasley, hit the beach in Miami last week.

Beasley recently signed a four-year, $60 million contract with the Timberwolves.