Megan Thee Stallion is moving to lock down a hefty bond from Milagro Gramz while her appeal plays out. After Gramz filed to delay paying the $75K judgment MTS won while claiming financial hardship, Megan’s legal team fired back with a simple counterargument: that’s exactly why the bond should be required.
The logic here is straightforward. A bond essentially guarantees Megan Thee Stallion gets paid if the appeals court upholds the original ruling. If Gramz somehow wins on appeal and the judgment gets reversed, she’d get the bond money back. It’s a built-in safety mechanism for exactly this kind of situation.
Megan’s lawyers also pointed out that Gramz hasn’t demonstrated a strong case for winning the appeal, which strengthens the argument for the full bond. The bond would cover the judgment amount plus interest and additional costs.
This case stems from a defamation lawsuit centered on social media posts about Tory Lanez and the shooting incident that followed. A federal jury sided largely with Megan, awarding her the $75K judgment in question. Now Gramz is trying to appeal while claiming she can’t afford to pay while the process moves forward, a move Megan’s team sees as exactly backward.
The appeal could take months or longer to resolve. For now, the judge will decide whether to require Gramz to post the bond or allow her to proceed without it. Either way, this legal standoff shows no signs of wrapping up quietly.
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