The lawsuit between Megan Thee Stallion and Milagro Gramz hit pause even after the jury sided with Megan. Legal reporter Meghann Cuniff confirmed the judge still has to deal with post-trial motions before anyone can call this thing officially done, and the court loses power to act once a final judgment drops on the docket.
Jurors already decided Milagro defamed Megan and caused emotional harm by spreading deepfake material, awarding her 75 grand plus whatever legal fees stack up under Florida rules. Megan's lawyers say Milagro keeps posting sketchy takes about the verdict online, which could land her in more trouble if she does not yank that content down.
The judge will lock in the final dollar amount when the ruling comes through, but everyone is waiting on that last piece of paperwork before the case actually closes out.
Jurors already decided Milagro defamed Megan and caused emotional harm by spreading deepfake material, awarding her 75 grand plus whatever legal fees stack up under Florida rules. Megan's lawyers say Milagro keeps posting sketchy takes about the verdict online, which could land her in more trouble if she does not yank that content down.
The judge will lock in the final dollar amount when the ruling comes through, but everyone is waiting on that last piece of paperwork before the case actually closes out.
