The legal drama between Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion continues to intensify as recent court documents suggest Lanez could face contempt of court charges following an explosive prison deposition. The session was part of Megan’s ongoing defamation lawsuit against controversial YouTuber Milagro Gramz, who is accused of working with Lanez’s camp to spread false claims online.
On April 16, Megan’s legal team attempted to question Lanez at the facility where he is serving a 10-year prison sentence for the 2020 shooting that left Megan injured. However, according to her attorneys, the deposition quickly went off the rails. Lanez reportedly behaved in a “disruptive, inflammatory” manner and failed to engage in good faith, allegedly mocking the process and refusing to respond to basic legal terminology.
Lanez Accused of Mockery and Misogynistic Insults
According to court filings, Lanez abruptly ended the session shortly after it began and even acted as though he didn’t understand simple words like “discuss,” “approve,” and “meet.” His combative attitude didn’t stop there—he allegedly hurled “petty, misogynistic insults” at one of Megan’s attorneys, particularly focusing on her appearance in an apparent attempt to derail the legal proceedings.
Megan’s lawyers are now calling for “meaningful sanctions” against the Canadian rapper, a move that seems to be getting support from an unexpected source—Lanez’s own legal team. His representatives have reportedly distanced themselves from his conduct during the deposition, further fueling speculation that the court may take disciplinary action.
More Trouble as Defamation Trial Approaches
This courtroom clash stems from Megan Thee Stallion’s lawsuit filed in October against Milagro Gramz—a YouTube personality known for supporting Lanez throughout his criminal trial. Megan, whose real name is Megan Pete, accuses Gramz of cyberstalking, emotional harassment, and even the distribution of manipulated pornographic content.
The rapper alleges that Gramz intentionally worked to smear her reputation in the aftermath of the shooting incident and that she may have been financially supported by Tory Lanez’s father to spread damaging misinformation.
Gramz Plans to Countersue
In response to the lawsuit, Milagro Gramz has announced plans to file a countersuit, claiming she’s being unfairly targeted by Megan and the legal system. She’s publicly maintained that the lawsuit is an effort to silence her and has positioned herself as a victim of what she calls an unjust legal attack.
As tensions rise on both sides, the trial is currently set to begin on July 21, and it promises to be a high-stakes courtroom showdown filled with shocking testimony and possibly even more legal twists.
What’s at Stake
If found in contempt, Tory Lanez could face additional penalties that may impact his current incarceration or future appeals. Meanwhile, the defamation case threatens to expose more layers of the online war of narratives that followed the 2020 shooting—one that sparked fierce debates and divided fanbases across social media.
With court dates approaching and tempers flaring, the ongoing battle between Megan Thee Stallion, Tory Lanez, and Milagro Gramz could reshape the conversation around celebrity accountability, misinformation, and the power of platforms like YouTube in legal disputes.
