Defamation judgment against blogger Milagro Gramz reinstated in Megan Thee Stallion case

Defamation judgment reinstated against Milagro Gramz

The defamation judgment against blogger Milagro Gramz in the Megan Thee Stallion case has been reinstated, according to Rolling Stone. A judge determined that Gramz was "commissioned" by Tory Lanez's family to publicly brand Megan a liar, a finding that proved decisive in the ruling.

Why the commission finding matters

The legal distinction here is significant. Because the court found Gramz was acting at the direction of Tory Lanez's family rather than operating as an independent journalist or commentator, she lost the media-defendant protections that might otherwise have applied to her statements. That gap in protection left the original defamation judgment standing.

What it means going forward

The reinstatement signals that courts are willing to look past the "blogger" or "independent media" label when evidence suggests a third party directed the content. For Megan, the ruling is a legal validation of what she has maintained throughout the dispute surrounding the 2020 shooting incident. No further sentencing or damages figures were confirmed in available sources at the time of publication.