Megan Thee Stallion's Lawsuit Against Milagro Gramz: Motion to Dismiss Filed

In a recent development in the high-profile lawsuit between Megan Thee Stallion and social media blogger Milagro Gramz, the defense has filed a motion to dismiss the case. According to court documents.

Megan Thee Stallion, known legally as Megan Pete, accused Milagro Gramz (Milagro Elizabeth Cooper) of cyberstalking, promoting a deepfake pornographic video, and spreading false information about the Tory Lanez shooting case. The allegations paint a picture of a concerted effort by Gramz to harass and defame the rapper on behalf of Lanez.

However, in the motion to dismiss, Gramz's legal team argues that the nature of the accusations fails to establish a legal basis for the claims made by Megan Thee Stallion. They assert that the activities described in the lawsuit, such as linking to or commenting on posts, do not constitute criminal or actionable civil misconduct.

This legal maneuver suggests that the defense is challenging the foundation of the lawsuit, potentially aiming to have the case thrown out before it proceeds to trial. This could have significant implications for how online commentary and the spread of information about public figures are legally addressed in the future.

The case continues to draw attention to issues of online harassment, defamation, and the legal boundaries of free speech on social media platforms.