Megan Thee Stallion secured a five-year restraining order against Tory Lanez after his 2020 shooting conviction

Megan Thee Stallion has successfully secured a five-year restraining order against Tory Lanez, alleging that he continuously harasses her even while in prison. This is a result of a 10-year prison sentence for shooting her in July of 2020. According to reports, Lanez should not have come close to, threatened, or contacted the Houston rapper before contacting her, at least, on January 9, 2030. Also, will require him to remain 100 yards away from her.

Such a decision was made in Los Angeles on Thursday (January 9) during a court hearing. Megan testified via Zoom about how Lanez’s continued harassment affected her emotionally. “I haven’t been at peace since I was shot, and I’m just trying to be un-harassed,” said the report, which reported that Lanez’s activities affected the emotional well-being of the witness for the prosecution. “I just really want the harassment to stop from the guy who shot me.”

In addition, Megan said Lanez paid third-party bloggers to spread lies. She mentioned a payment of $3,000 made from Lanez’s father to blogger Milagro Gramz, although Megan is suing her for cyber-stalking and emotional distress.

Megan recounted in tears how the harassment led her to become anxious, saying, “I am just always nervous. I never had anxiety before this.”

Megan Thee Stallion has upped the ante in a legal showdown, alleging that Tory Lanez has been conducting a harassment campaign against her from prison.

The rapper in October, filed a lawsuit against YouTuber Milagro Gramz, accusing her of peddling lies while the shooting trial of Lanez unfolded massively. Now, Megan has revised that complaint, which was obtained exclusively by HipHopDX. Megan alleges that Lanez is the mastermind behind all the online attacks hurled at her by Gramz.

According to the amended filing, Megan’s attorneys obtained Lanez’s prison phone call recordings through a subpoena. The actual calls allegedly show the Canadian artist paying Gramz to peddle “malicious falsehoods” about Megan, effectively putting her in a “mouthpiece” status.

“The document states that [Tory] has repeatedly discussed [Gramz] with his father,” continued the calls. In one of the recorded conversations, “the two confidently asserted that [Megan] would never be able to prove that [Tory] pays or paid [Gramz] for attacking [Megan].”

In addition, it reads: “[Gramz’s] false statements regarding the trial are part of a conspiratorial relationship with [Tory] in which [Gramz] acts as a paid surrogate used to spread [Tory]”s lies about [Megan].”

The amended complaint now includes a count for defamation against Gramz on top of previous allegations, which include promoting distorted sexual representation, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and cyberstalking.

Megan has further sought an injunction preventing Gramz from causing further harassment or other tenor acts as necessary by the court to protect her.

California State Denies Tory Lanez’s Claim That Megan Thee Stallion Case Gun Is Missing

Tory Lanez’s appeals process is underway far from over for his conviction of shooting Megan Thee Stallion, but with a recent ruling that major component of the other side’s argument was proven false.

In a response filed on Monday, November 18, the State of California reiterated that gun remnants were not lost as Lanez’s appeal alleged to prevent additional testing from being done in Megan’s shooting case.

In response to the state, the Senior Property Officer for the LAPD’s Evidence and Property Management Division released a statement.