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Megan Thee Stallion at the 2025 Met Gala.
Key Takeaways:
- A judge has ordered blogger Milagro Gramz to pay $5,000 in legal fees to Megan Thee Stallion’s attorneys.
- This decision highlights the severe consequences of online defamation, especially for public figures.
- Megan’s lawsuit alleges that Gramz participated in cyberbullying and spread falsehoods regarding the Tory Lanez shooting incident.
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The Ongoing Legal Struggle Against Digital Harassment
Megan Thee Stallion is making critically important progress in her battle against digital harassment. Recently, a court ruled that YouTuber Milagro Gramz, whose real name is Milagro Elizabeth Cooper, must pay $5,000 to cover Megan’s attorney expenses as part of a defamation lawsuit.
This financial penalty is intended to reimburse “the time spent by [Megan’s] legal team” while they compiled evidence and communications from Cooper relevant to thier case. Reports shared on X by journalist and attorney Meghann Cunniff indicate that Megan’s lawyers are seeking access to Cooper’s messages across various platforms such as Discord, WhatsApp, and iMessages.
The deposition of Cooper occurred on July 14th this year.
The Foundation of the Lawsuit
The legal action began in late 2024 when Megan accused Cooper of orchestrating a “harassment campaign” linked to Tory Lanez’s arrest for shooting incidents involving her.Lanez was convicted at the end of 2022 for his involvement and is currently serving a ten-year prison sentence.
The consequences of Online Abuse
In the aftermath of the shooting incident and during subsequent trials, Megan endured persistent online harassment from numerous commenters—including alleged claims from Lanez himself—who suggested she fabricated her account or misidentified her attacker. As a prominent figure on social media platforms, cooper has been characterized by Megan’s attorneys as an advocate for Lanez due to her propagation of misleading narratives about him online.
“Its incredibly disheartening how far some individuals will go out of their way to harm me when they see me thriving,” Megan stated on X back in 2024. “You all are crossing boundaries here—this isn’t acceptable! Just know today marks your last day playing games with me; I mean it.”
Pursuing Justice Amid Evidence Tampering Concerns
Megan’s legal team is also probing potential tampering with critical evidence; however, no court ruling has yet been issued regarding this matter.
Date & Deadline:The order was issued on July 25th, giving Cooper thirty days to comply with this payment requirement.
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