Megan Thee Stallion has recently filed a lawsuit against blogger Milagro Gramz, known for her often inflammatory social media commentary on the rapper. Megan’s legal team, led by attorney Alex Spiro, asserts that Gramz has repeatedly disseminated misinformation regarding Megan, particularly in relation to the high-profile case involving Tory Lanez. The lawsuit marks Megan’s growing frustration with bloggers who she claims have amplified unverified and damaging narratives against her, contributing to a climate of “harassment and abuse” that has persisted across social media platforms.
The case highlights Megan’s broader concerns over the impact of “uncredentialed bloggers” who leverage sensationalist content to engage followers, even at the expense of a subject’s reputation. According to reports, Megan’s team has begun actively flagging abusive social media posts and evaluating further legal measures to curb the spread of harmful misinformation online.
The lawsuit against Milagro Gramz is part of a larger trend where celebrities are increasingly seeking legal recourse to counter misinformation and hold bloggers accountable.
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