Milagro Gramz sobbed in federal court docket as she described shedding her revenue and being unable to feed her youngsters, all whereas defending herself towards a defamation lawsuit filed by Megan Thee Stallion in Miami.

According to Meghann Cuniff, the web commentator, instructed jurors she’s now $10,000 in debt after shedding her $6,300-a-month Stationhead contract amid the authorized firestorm.

“I have an account right now that’s negative $10,000 where I had to worry about how to feed my kids, because I’m trying to pay all of this stuff,” she mentioned via tears.

Megan Thee Stallion accuses Gramz of defamation, emotional misery and circulating a doctored sexual video involving the Houston rapper. Megan’s authorized group alleges Milagro Gramz acted as a mouthpiece for Tory Lanez, who’s presently serving a 10-year sentence for capturing Megan in 2020.

She testified that her monetary scenario unraveled shortly after the lawsuit turned public. She had invested $10,000 into her streaming setup, together with a $3,000 modem, however misplaced her Stationhead deal because the controversy grew.

She then raised $18,000 on-line to pay for authorized assist, giving $11,000 to Ceaser McDowell, the founding father of a authorized companies firm. That relationship fell aside when she suspected mismanagement of funds.

Starting over, she raised one other $40,000 and paid Los Angeles legal professional Ronda Dixon $5,000. But Dixon quickly withdrew from the case, citing ongoing monetary calls for.

When questioned about funds she obtained from Lanez’s father, Sonstar Peterson, Gramz denied any monetary bias.

“I cannot be bought for any price, let alone a measly $3,000,” she mentioned, explaining that the cash was for her youngsters’s birthdays, winter coats and promotional work.

“Tory asked me for money when he went to jail and I actually sent him money to help him out,” she added, rejecting claims that she was paid to help Lanez’s narrative.

Closing arguments are anticipated later immediately, with a verdict seemingly by the tip of the day, November 26. If jurors don’t attain a choice, deliberations will proceed on Monday, December 1, after the Thanksgiving break.

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