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Tory Lanez Stabbing: Prison Warden Faces Lawsuit

The prison warden being sued by Tory Lanez is slamming his $100 million lawsuit, blaming Tory and the prison guards for his stabbing at the hands of another inmate. The warden admits Tory was stabbed by an inmate named Santino Casio with an inmate-manufactured weapon while both were housed in the same facility. Tory was stabbed 14 times and suffered two collapsed lungs.

California Fights Tory Lanez $100M Prison Stabbing Suit

California prison officials are asking a federal judge to throw out Tory Lanez's $100 million lawsuit over a brutal stabbing that left him with 16 wounds and two collapsed lungs inside California Correctional Institution in Tehachapi on May 12, 2025.

Tory Lanez Marriage Survives After Divorce Dismissed

Tory Lanez's marriage will remain legally intact after a Los Angeles judge dismissed his wife Raina Chassagne's divorce case. Court records show Judge Nicole M. Heeseman dismissed Chassagne's petition in July after the former couple failed to move the proceedings forward.

Tory Lanez Divorce Dismissed While In Prison

Tory Lanez and his wife are no longer getting divorced because her case has been dismissed as he remains behind bars. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, a judge in Los Angeles dismissed the divorce case, noting there was a lack of movement in the case to bring it closer to a final judgment since it was first filed.

Tory Lanez Leaked Tracks Real New Album Friday

Tory Lanez's prison rollout might've just started early because two unreleased tracks that recently hit the internet are the real deal, TMZ has learned. The songs have been making the rounds on social media, with fans debating whether they were genuine Tory leaks or AI-generated fakes. But sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ the tracks are authentic. Tory announced Tuesday he'll release a new double album on Friday.

Vic Mensa Defends Megan Thee Stallion

Vic Mensa addresses the industry's double standards and defends Megan Thee Stallion against cyberbullying and misogynoir.

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Tory Lanez Stabbing: Prison Warden Faces Lawsuit

The prison warden being sued by Tory Lanez is slamming his $100 million lawsuit, blaming Tory and the prison guards for his stabbing at the hands of another inmate. The warden admits Tory was stabbed by an inmate named Santino Casio with an inmate-manufactured weapon while both were housed in the same facility. Tory was stabbed 14 times and suffered two collapsed lungs.

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