With the potential legal action against blogs, bloggers are coming forward to attempt to clear their names.

One of the bloggers that Megan Thee Stallion’s legal team has taken action against is Milagro Gramz. Jordan Siev, one of the rapper’s attorneys, reported seven of the Hip-Hop commentator’s tweets to Twitter. Gramz claimed to NBC News that she wasn’t attempting to “tear anyone down” with her coverage before and during the trial.

“On my end, everything is not going to be something that was intended to be a factual statement,” Gramz said, whose Twitter account was previously locked for breaking its abusive behavior rule. “It might have a comedic effect.”

Hollywood Unlocked’s Jason Lee and NoJumper’s Adam Grandmaison have also been in the hot seat for their part in misinformation against Megan Thee Stallion.

Someone on our team posted a rumor about the Tory Lanez verdict. The jury is still deliberating. The tweets have been deleted

— adam22 (@adam22) December 22, 2022

“Jason Lee gives his opinion, but Hollywood Unlocked is unbiased,” Lee said. “At first I thought it was unfair for people to automatically say Tory was guilty without giving him an opportunity in court. I’ve always struggled with the way she’s been treated. While I don’t believe it’s fair to say Tory’s automatically guilty, I also don’t believe it’s fair to call a woman who says she was shot by a man a ‘liar.’”

Tory Lanez

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