Milagro Gramz Launches Media Fund Post-Lawsuit

In the wake of a recent defamation lawsuit loss to Megan Thee Stallion, gossip blogger Milagro Gramz has announced the launch of a new media fund aimed at supporting independent creators. This initiative comes after a jury found Gramz liable for defaming the femcee, ordering her to pay approximately $75,000 in damages.

Legal Battles and Financial Strain

The legal battle between Milagro Gramz and Megan Thee Stallion concluded recently, with the jury determining that Gramz defamed Stallion, intentionally inflicted emotional distress by coordinating with Tory Lanez, and promoted a deepfake video. The jury also confirmed that Gramz qualifies as “media.” This verdict comes at a difficult financial time for Gramz, who had previously informed the court of her struggles, including an account balance of negative $10,000 and the loss of a lucrative Stationhead deal.

The $75,000 judgment is a significant sum, especially given Gramz’s reported financial difficulties. The outcome of the lawsuit has clearly had a substantial impact on her financial situation.

A New Venture for Independent Creators

Despite the legal setbacks, Gramz is looking forward by establishing a new GiveSendGo campaign. The fund, which has a goal of $100,000, is designed to “support independent creators” in an era where “legacy media gatekeepers decide what you see, hear, and think.” The campaign’s description emphasizes that donations will go directly to the “front lines of independent media; no middlemen, no agenda, no filter.”

Artistic Expression as an Outlet

In addition to launching the media fund, Gramz also teased plans to work on a mixtape. She expressed a desire to channel her energy and experiences into her music, stating, “I’m gonna go get on my mixtape sh*t, and make sure I channel all my energy into my raps and put that out. Let that be artistic expression.”