Tory Lanez has landed himself in even hotter legal waters after a Florida federal judge sanctioned him for disruptive behavior during a deposition tied to Megan Thee Stallion’s defamation lawsuit against blogger Milagro Gramz.
According to AllHipHop and court documents, the April 9 deposition — conducted via Zoom from Lanez’s prison cell — spiraled into chaos as the Canadian rapper mocked Megan’s attorney, repeatedly interrupted proceedings, and flat-out refused to answer basic questions. His behavior was deemed “misconduct,” prompting the judge to order him to cover Megan’s legal expenses from that session.
Despite being given until April 30 to explain himself, Lanez failed to respond — a move that further hurt his standing in the case. The court’s response was swift: financial penalties were imposed, and it was ruled that all future depositions will now be overseen by a magistrate judge to avoid any further disruptions.
But it doesn’t stop there. Megan’s legal team is also pushing for the appointment of a special master — at Lanez’s cost — to monitor upcoming testimony and ensure proper conduct throughout the proceedings.
This drama is part of Megan Thee Stallion’s larger defamation suit against Milagro Gramz, whom she accuses of spreading harmful lies about her mental health, drug use, and personal life. The suit alleges that Lanez and his father were involved in feeding Gramz this damaging misinformation.
Gramz herself has already faced consequences. She was previously fined $5,000 for stalling court-ordered access to her social media accounts during a forensic investigation.
The legal saga stems from the aftermath of the 2020 shooting incident in which Megan was injured and Lanez was ultimately convicted. With this latest courtroom blow, Lanez’s legal troubles continue to mount — and now they’re costing him more than just time.
