Megan Thee Stallion scored a partial win in her civil case against Milagro Gramz, but it looks like things between aren’t done just yet. Fans think the rapper’s latest social media post was a subliminal jab at Gramz.
Shortly after Megan Thee Stallion secured a partial win in her defamation case Milagro Gramz, she dropped a message on social media. As TSR reported, jurors ruled in Megan’s favor and found Milagro guilty of intentionally causing emotional distress and helping circulate and explicit AI-generated photo of Megan. The incident reportedly happened while Tory Lanez was facing criminal charges for a 2020 shooting.
Once the case wrapped, Meg hit up social media with a message. She posted a close-up of just one of her eyes looking into the camera with the caption, “Not yall still get on the internet lying after losing.” Fans quickly peeped that her comment came shortly after Milagro dropped her own video reacting to the case.
After TSR reposted Meg’s photo, folks quickly started connecting the dots in the comment section, thinking that she was reacting to what Milagro said on her livestream.
Instagram user @thefinerthingsb wrote, “Meg is coming for everything she deserves. Love that for her.”
Instagram user @mekotheauthor wrote, “Sue her again. They never learn until it hurts fr lol.”
While Instagram user @tropicanista wrote, “People don’t know how to take an L and keep it pushing these days.”
Then Instagram user @nicoleaustin8 wrote, “Iont know if I had to pay out this much money I would SMBAU for a Lili minute😂😂”
Another Instagram user @preciousxcoles wrote, “One thing about Megan she gonna win a case 😂”
While another Instagram user @cocoatink wrote, “Ppl mad at Meg but the jury made the decision 🤣”
Lastly, Instagram user @my11aa wrote, “She ain’t learn her lesson 😂”
Once the jury completed their deliberation, Milagro Gramz jumped a livestream. She thanked her supporters for riding with her and said she was looking forward to getting back to business. “One chapter closes, another one opens. Don’t let that be the end of your world.”
On Dec. 1, Judge Cecilia Altonaga ordered Milagro to pay Megan $75,000, then later dropped the amount to $59,000, per NBC News. Judge Altonaga decided to treat Milagro as a defendant and cut the $16,000 the jury originally added for defamation.
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