Megan Thee Stallion's defamation lawsuit against social media commentator Milagro Cooper faces a strong dismissal motion, challenging the legitimacy of the rapper's claims.

Cooper (known professionally as Milagro Gramz) filed the dismissal motion two months after Megan's initial lawsuit. The original complaint accused Cooper of being a "social media grifter" who conducted a "years-long campaign of harassment" allegedly on behalf of Tory Lanez.

Key Points of the Legal Battle:

• Megan claims Cooper has a "close relationship" with Tory Lanez and participated in a vendetta against her
• The lawsuit focuses on Cooper's coverage of Lanez's criminal trial, where he was convicted of shooting Megan
• Megan's amended complaint spans 40 pages and emphasizes Cooper's alleged connection to Lanez
• Cooper allegedly spread "vicious and hateful rumors" to over 100,000 social media followers

Cooper's Defense Arguments:

• States her comments are "substantially true" and lack "actual malice"
• Claims statements are "opinion and/or rhetorical hyperbole"
• Argues Megan is using legal system to "cancel those opinions she disagrees with"
• Denies promoting or creating alleged deepfake videos

The dismissal motion particularly emphasizes that Cooper's statements "are not susceptible to a defamatory meaning in the mind of a reasonable person" and challenges Megan's interpretation of trial-related events. As of now, Megan Thee Stallion has not publicly responded to the dismissal motion.

The case continues under docket number 1:24-cv-24228, with both parties awaiting the court's decision on the dismissal request.

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