⚖️ Court Update: Major Development in Megan Thee Stallion vs. Milagro Gramz Case
Jeremy McLymont Milagro’s attorney has officially filed a legal response arguing that Milagro is a media defendant, and therefore Megan was legally required to send a pre-suit notice before filing her defamation lawsuit.
🔎 Under Florida law (§770.01), any defamation claim against a media entity requires this notice.
❗ Megan never provided it.
Because of that, Jeremy argues:
👉 The entire case — or at minimum, all punitive damages — must be dismissed or barred.
📄 Breakdown of the Filing (Everything the Document Says)
1️⃣ Introduction
Jeremy argues the core issue is the right to criticize public figures and discuss matters of public controversy.
•Megan is a major public figure involved in the high-profile Tory Lanez trial.
•Milagro is an online commentator who engaged in public discussions related to the case.
•Because of her platform and role, Milagro should be considered:
✔️ a limited purpose public figure, and
✔️ a media defendant
— meaning Megan was required to give pre-suit notice before suing.
2️⃣ Milagro’s Media Credentials (Material Facts)
The filing lays out Milagro’s actual media career:
📌 Stationhead Contract
•Hosts her trademarked online radio show “Mobz Radio.”
•On-air 5 days a week, 5 hours a day, since 2021.
•Interviews major public figures like Nicki Minaj, Bia, Judge Joe Brown.
•This is her full-time career and pays her just under six figures.
📌 Past Media Roles
•Former host on Rashidah Ali’s “On-Site” show.
•Ran “Messy Mondays” on On-Site’s Instagram (1M+ followers).
•Featured as commentator in an HBO two-part documentary.
•Guest commentator on Nicki Minaj’s Queen Radio.
•Runs a YouTube channel covering trials, celebrity disputes, and news.
Jeremy argues that this proves Milagro clearly functions as media.
3️⃣ Legal Standard: What Counts as a “Media Defendant”?
Florida courts look at function, not labels.
If someone disseminates commentary, information, or news to the public → they qualify.
Courts have already ruled that:
•Bloggers
•YouTubers
•Podcasters
•Online commentators
…can all be considered media defendants.
Cases cited include:
📝 Comins v. Vanvoorhis
📝 Mancini v. Personalized Air Conditioning
📝 San Juan Prods. v. River Pools & Spas
So Milagro’s platforms digital radio, interviews, YouTube commentary, IG segments absolutely fit the definition.
4️⃣ Why Megan’s Argument Fails (According to the Filing)
Megan’s team claims:
➡️ Milagro shouldn’t be treated as media because she’s biased and acts like a “mouthpiece.”
Jeremy responds:
•Bias doesn’t matter.
•Tone doesn’t matter.
•Whether she defended Megan or criticized her doesn’t matter.
The ONLY relevant question is:
👉 Does she regularly communicate news/commentary to the public?
The filing argues yes overwhelmingly.
5️⃣ The Fatal Issue: No Pre-Suit Notice
Because Milagro is a media defendant, Megan was required to provide written notice before suing so Milagro could issue a retraction if needed.
Florida courts have ruled repeatedly:
❌ If notice isn’t given → the case must be dismissed.
❌ At minimum → punitive damages must be removed.
Cases cited:
•Intihar v. Citizens Info Assocs.
•Mancini
•City of Coconut Creek v. Deerfield Beach
6️⃣ Conclusion of the Filing
Jeremy argues that Milagro’s years of media work, contracts, interviews, high-profile commentary, and platform all prove she is a media defendant under Florida law — not a private citizen.
Therefore:
👉 Megan’s lawsuit was filed without following the required legal procedure.
👉 The court must acknowledge this and dismiss the claims or eliminate punitive damages entirely.
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