Megan Thee Stallion Reply to blogger Miracle Gramz Lying about the verdict in an ongoing defamation lawsuit. After the jury’s verdict Sunday, Milagro’s attorney reportedly released a statement about the verdict.

Milagro’s lawyer claimed in a statement that the defendant was not liable for defamation in the judgment.

“The court’s ultimate decision is that Ms. Cooper is not liable for defamation. Ms. Cooper ultimately prevailed on Ms. Pitt’s primary allegation, defamation, with the jury awarding nominal damages while Ms. Pitt sought millions of dollars from Ms. Cooper throughout the litigation,” part of the statement reads.

Meghann Cuniff, who has been covering the case and providing live updates on the court battle, clarified in a social media post that a jury verdict had just been reached in the case. The final decision on the case will be made by a judge who has yet to happen.

Megan Thee Stallion retweeted the post on her X account and accused Milagro and her team of lying.

“Thank you… they lied as usual again,” she wrote.

“If you want real media/news, know how to be patient and know how to read.”

The jury previously returned a favorable verdict stallionawarding her huge damages. However, the jury also ruled that Milagro should be considered a “media defendant.” If so, Stallion would not be able to recover the $15,000 he was awarded in the defamation lawsuit. Judgment is expected to be handed down following the filing of post-sentence documents.

How much compensation did Megan Thee Stallion receive from lawsuit?

Megan Thee Stallion Gets Total damages of $75,000. A jury found Milagro Gramz liable for defamation for causing the rapper emotional distress and promoting Stallion’s deeply fake videos to expand her influence.

According to Rolling Stone, the jury ordered Milagro to pay the “Hot Girl Summer” rapper $15,000 for defamation, $8,000 for emotional distress, and $50,000 for promoting Stallion’s sexually explicit deepfake video.

In addition, the jury ruled that Milagro must pay Stallion an additional $2,000 as punishment for emotional distress and defamation.

The jury ruled that the blogger “should be considered a media defendant.” If the judge agrees with the jury’s verdict, the defamation amount will be deducted from the compensation.

Milagro’s attorney said in a statement Megan Thee Stallion “Astronomical damages” were sought to send a message to the community but were rejected by the jury.