Megan Thee Stallion Scores legal Victory Against⁢ Blogger in Defamation Case

Judge Orders Blogger to‍ Pay $5,000 ⁢in Attorney ⁢Fees ⁤Amidst Cyberbullying Allegations

Houston, TX ⁢- in a significant win for Megan Thee Stallion, a judge has ordered blogger Milagro⁤ Gramz, whose legal name is Milagro Elizabeth Cooper,⁢ to pay $5,000 in attorney fees to‍ the Grammy-winning artist’s legal team. This ruling underscores the serious legal ramifications ⁣of online defamation, particularly in high-profile celebrity disputes.

The Legal Battle Unfolds: ⁢Cyberbullying and False Claims

Megan Thee Stallion’s ongoing legal efforts against online harassers have yielded a tangible result, with this latest order against Cooper. The lawsuit, filed in ⁢late 2024, accuses cooper of orchestrating a “campaign of⁣ harassment and cyberbullying” that⁢ is ‍directly linked to the highly ‍publicized shooting case involving Tory Lanez.For those unfamiliar, Tory Lanez ⁢was convicted in ⁣late⁣ 2022 for ⁣shooting Megan⁣ Thee Stallion two years prior ‍and is currently serving a 10-year prison sentence. Following the incident ⁤and throughout the trial, Megan faced ⁤a barrage of‍ online harassment, ⁤with accusations ranging ⁤from fabricating the ⁢story to falsely identifying ⁢her shooter. Megan’s legal team has ⁢identified ⁤Cooper,⁤ a social media personality, as ‍a key⁤ figure acting as a “mouthpiece for‍ Lanez,” allegedly spreading damaging‍ falsehoods about the “Savage” artist online.

accessing Evidence: A Key Component of ⁢the Case

The $5,000 payment is intended to cover the legal expenses incurred by Megan’s attorneys in their efforts to obtain crucial evidence, specifically Cooper’s ‍text messages. Reporter and attorney ⁢Meghann Cunniff shared details of the legal documents ⁤on X, revealing⁣ that Megan’s legal team ‍is seeking access to ⁤Cooper’s Discord,⁣ WhatsApp, and iMessages through an self-reliant auditor. Cooper ⁣was reportedly deposed on July 14th as part of this process.

Megan’s legal team has also expressed concerns⁢ about potential tampering with⁣ the sought-after digital records, though a ‍ruling on this specific matter is still‍ pending. The court order, dated July 25, 2025,‍ mandates that Cooper complete the payment within 30 days.

Megan’s Stance: protecting her Reputation and Well-being

This legal action reflects Megan thee Stallion’s determination to protect her reputation and‍ personal well-being from malicious online attacks. In a candid post on X back ⁢in 2024, Megan‍ expressed her frustration with the relentless harassment: “It’s really sick how‍ y’all ‍go out of the way to ⁤hurt me when you see me⁤ winning,” she wrote. “Y’all ⁣ [are] going to ⁤far. Fake a st. ⁤Just know [that] today was ⁤your last day playing with me,⁣ and I mean it.”

The outcome⁣ of this case serves ⁣as a stark reminder of the legal consequences that ⁣individuals can face for engaging⁤ in online defamation and cyberbullying, especially when their actions impact public figures ‍and contribute to ongoing legal proceedings.