FOXY BROWN FACES THE GRAND JURY

So Foxy Brown says she's "all about telling the truth" after testifying Wednesday before a grand jury investigating a blowup with one of her neighbors - who police say she mooned.

"I'm happy to have a chance to tell the truth about what happened," she said as she walked out of Brooklyn Supreme Court in a black Balanciaga blazer and glittery Chanel brooch. "Today my focus is on telling the truth."

Foxy was inside the courthouse for three hours and no immediate decision was made about whether she will face a felony charge of violating a restraining order the woman had against her.

"It feels so good to tell the truth," she added. "This thing has been such a nightmare."

Foxy is accused of violating a restraining order obtained by Arlene Raymond after a fight in which Brown allegedly clocked her with a Blackberry in 2007.

Foxy allegedly cursed Raymond out, bent over and thrust her exposed butt out, authorities said.

"B--ch, what are you looking at?" she yelled, according to the criminal complaint. "Kiss my ass."

Foxy, whose real name is Inga Marchand, refused to discuss the incident or reveal what she told the grand jury.

Her lawyer, Salvatore Strazzullo, said Foxy was on a mission to clear the air about the spat with Raymond.

"We're here for justice," he said.