Megan Thee Stallion has filed a lawsuit in Florida against blogger Milagro Gramz, alleging that she is intentionally spreading false and defamatory information about her online in the name of Tory Lanezthe man who shot him.

The federal lawsuit has four causes of action, including that the defendant, whose real name is Milagro Elizabeth Cooper, “intentionally and maliciously promoted” a Deepfake sex video of Megan. “Defendant Cooper knew or reasonably should have known that the Deepfake video was an altered sexual depiction,” the lawsuit reads. Pete is suing for promoting an altered sexual representation, cyberstalking, intentional infliction of emotional distress and invasion of privacy with false lights, according to the lawsuit. The lawsuit describes “the lengths to which Defendant Cooper goes to harass Ms. Pete,” “for no reason other than to intimidate, harass and punish Ms. Pete for the conviction of Mr. (Daystar) Peterson (real name Tory Lanez ) and to tarnish their reputation, causing emotional distress.”

A reminder that Tory Lanez was convicted of shooting Megan in the foot and sentenced to ten years in prison.

Defendant Cooper is Milagro Gramz and one of many gossip bloggers who received a lot of attention online during Lanez’s trial for claiming that Megan lied about being shot. Being specifically accused of acting on behalf of the convicted criminal is a very serious claim, and Megan’s team will have to have an airtight case to prove it.

This is not the first time a prominent rapper has sued a gossip blogger for spreading lies. Cardi B She famously cased against YouTuber Tasha K, who maliciously spread lies about Cardi having an STD, cheating on her husband, and doing hard drugs. That case led to Tasha owing Cardi nearly $4 million. He had to declare bankruptcy and was still ordered to pay. Milagro will have to expect to have a lot of money, and not just for legal costs.

In a statement about the lawsuit, Megan said:

“It’s time to hold bloggers accountable for years of harassment, cyberbullying, and posting misinformation about my personal and professional life.

I have endured countless attacks on my character based on false narratives from social media bloggers who misrepresent themselves as journalists.

“This is unacceptable behavior and these people need to understand that there will be repercussions for recklessly publishing defamatory lies and falsehoods.”

Frankly, I’m surprised there haven’t been more lawsuits like this after the Cardi case. A lot of stupid people think they can say whatever they want online and position themselves as experts on a celebrity’s life, as if that gives them the knowledge and permission to get super litigious. Horror, if you accuse someone of lying about being shot and make a lot of money spreading that lie, you shouldn’t be surprised if you end up in court watching your life savings drain away.

Megan went through an absolutely difficult situation when she was violently attacked. Many in her own industry described her as a vicious liar who was trying to ruin a good man’s life. Crazy conspiracies were woven about her. They sold her as “just another woman who lied about her assault” and positioned her as someone to destroy. And a lot of people jumped on that bandwagon because they love to hate women (especially black and bisexual women). Now, she is fighting this macabre ecosystem. Take them all to the damn dry cleaners, Meg. Hot demand winter.