Megan Pete: Last News

EXCLUSIVE: Brothers Josh and Benny Safdie have begun rounding out the cast for their new Netflix movie, with Megan Thee Stallion now in talks to star alongside their Uncut Gems collaborator Adam Sandler, according to multiple sources.

was found guilty of shooting Megan Thee Stallion in July 2020.The rapper’s lawyers Jose Baez and Matthew Barhoma yesterday (March 29) filed paperwork seen by Rolling Stone, in which they cite multiple grounds for retrial. Among the argument is a claim that the judge in the trial, which wrapped last December, barred a fair trial by “erroneously” allowing jurors to view a social media post.The Instagram post in question was sent from Lanez’s personal account in September 2020 in which it was alleged that Thee Stalltion’s now-estranged best friend Kelsey Harris was not the shooter.A declaration is included in the retrial motion from Lanez’s content creator, Joshua Farias, in which he claims that he was managing Lanez’s Instagram at that point and was the one who replied “that’s not true” to a comment on The Shade Room’s account stating: “People saying Kelsey shot her.”Lanez’s lawyers allege that prosecutors surprised them with the Instagram post mid-trial and that the defence team didn’t have sufficient time to ascertain who wrote the reply.The rapper (real name Daystar Peterson) and his lawyers claim that the post amounted to an apparent admission by Peterson that Kelsey didn’t fire the gun.

A US judge last week ruled that Megan Thee Stallion’s manager – Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez – must sit for a deposition as part of the rapper’s ongoing legal dispute with her label 1501 Certified Entertainment. Megan Thee Stallion’s lawyers had argued that there were insufficient grounds for forcing Perez to answer questions from 1501’s legal team under oath.The current legal dispute between 1501 and the rapper – real name Megan Pete – centres on whether or not her 2021 release ‘Something For Thee Hotties’ should count as one of the three albums she is obliged to deliver to the label under her record deal.1501 argues that that release, as a compilation of archive tracks and previously released freestyles, does not count, meaning that the rapper still needs to provide it with one more record to put out.

Megan Thee Stallion is trying to stop her label from deposing Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez as part of an ongoing legal battle. 1501 Certified Entertainment wants to question Perez under oath in her guise as the rapper’s manager.The current legal dispute between 1501 and Megan Thee Stallion – real name Megan Pete – relates to whether or not she has fulfilled her obligations to the label in terms of releases.Under her record deal she is obliged to deliver three albums to 1501. Pete reckons she has done that, but 1501 argues that the second album she delivered – 2021’s ‘Something For Thee Hotties – didn’t qualify as a proper album as defined in her record contract, because it was basically a compilation of archive recordings and previously released freestyles.As that dispute goes through the motions, 1501 has requested a deposition with Perez, so they can ask her questions under oath.

Tory Lanez's fans have echoed some of his father's conspiracy theories in a new petition calling for an appeal for the convicted felon.In the petition, shared online over the weekend, the writers cast aspersions on the integrity of both the jury and prosecutors, while claiming that Lanez's victim Megan Thee Stallion, 27, lied on the stand.Lanez, 30, was convicted on Friday of three felony counts for assault with a semi-automatic firearm, shooting a firearm in a grossly negligent manner and carrying a concealed firearm in a vehicle.The petition also includes baseless conspiracy theories that were previously spouted by Lanez's father Sonstar Peterson shortly after the guilty verdict was pronounced, which blamed Jay-Z and Beyoncé for his son's conviction. Angry fans: A petition launched Friday calls for an appeal for Tory Lanez, 30, after he was convicted of three felonies for shooting Megan Thee Stallion, 27As of Monday afternoon, nearly 26,000 people had signed the petition, and the number appeared to be steadily rising.The petition called Lanez's conviction 'a true miscarriage of justice' and claimed that the state did not prove its case.

Adele sent her well wishes, love and support to Megan Thee Stallion during her show Friday night in Las Vegas. The 34-year-old hitmaker was in the sixth weekend of her Vegas residency when she began the intro to Water Under The Bridge.The Grammy winner explained that someone had put together a video of the WAP singer dancing to the tune, the added, 'I want to wish Meg Thee Stallion a very very Merry Merry Christmas. Girl, get your peace.

The verdict is in. Tory Lanez has been found guilty on all three felony assault charges after his alleged dispute with Megan Thee Stallion.

Grammy-winning artist . Per , the Canadian rapper was convicted of three felony counts of “assault with a semiautomatic handgun, carrying a loaded, unregistered firearm in a vehicle, and discharging a firearm with gross negligence." Sentencing was scheduled for January 27 and Tory could face 20 years in prison and deportation.On July 12, 2020, Megan Thee Stallion (born Megan Pete) was rushed to the hospital for treatment for gunshot wounds after an argument with Lanez (born Daystar Peterson). A few days later, Megan in an Instagram post.

Cardi B and Janelle Monae were just one of many celebrities who jumped to Twitter on Friday to share their response to rapper, Tory Lanez, being found guilty of shooting Megan Thee Stallion in the foot in 2020. The WAP singer, 30, reposted a tweet from a fan page asking the star to call her lawyer, Lisa Moore, to assist Megan, with Cardi B typing, 'Referrals will be went.' The Glass Onion actress, 37, also uploaded a post in favor of Megan, and sent a 'hug,' 'love' and 'peace to Megan Pete,' referencing to the 27-year-old's real name. Other celebrities sent their congratulations to Megan following the verdict, with 'Happy for Meg,' currently trending on the social media platform.  Responses: Cardi B, 30, and Janelle Monae, 37, uploaded tweets in response to the Tory Lanez vs Megan Thee Stallion verdict on Friday, with the jury finding Lanez guilty of three charges, including shooting Megan in the foot in 2020Cardi B wrote in a tweet that she will refer Megan to her lawyer, Lisa Moore, who had helped the Bodak Yellow hitmaker win two lawsuits over the course of 2022.  The original post she had retweeted had asked Cardi to, 'Get Ms.

Rapper Tory Lanez was snapped leaving court in Los Angeles on Monday, which marked the beginning of his felony assault trial in connection with allegations he shot at the feet of Megan Thee Stallion during a party in July of 2020.The 30-year-old rapper wore a light gray suit with a black turtleneck top and black shoes along with tinted black frame sunglasses and black shoes.The Brampton, Canada native is accused of firing a gun in the direction of the musical artist, whose real name is Megan Pete, at a home in the Hollywood Hills at about 4:30 a.m. on July 12, 2020.

Megan Thee Stallion just showed her record label what a Savage she can be.

The legal back and forth between Megan Thee Stallion and her label 1501 Certified Entertainment continues, with the rapper – real name Megan Pete – securing a restraining order to stop the label from interfering in her efforts to capitalise on this weekend’s American Music Awards.There has been plenty of legal wrangling between Pete and 1501 in recent years. She originally claimed that her deal with the label did not follow music industry conventions and was unfairly skewed in 1501’s favour.

Megan Thee Stallion is set to "take a break" from work after her home was recently targeted by thieves. Last week, editors at TMZ reported that the rapper's property in Los Angeles was broken into by a pair of burglars on Thursday night. The duo allegedly stole expensive jewellery, cash, and electronics.

Megan Thee Stallion’s label has formally responded to her most recent lawsuit against the company. As expected, 1501 Certified Entertainment reaffirms its position that last year’s compilation ‘Something For Thee Hotties’ does not qualify as one of the albums she is obliged to deliver to the label.

Megan Thee Stallion took to Instagram on Monday with a message for her 29.7 million followers.While posing in a sexy, multicolored catsuit with crisscross cutouts at the chest she bragged: 'Big natural t---.'The outspoken rapper, 27, uploaded multiple videos online as she showed off her bold style.  Statement: Megan Thee Stallion took to Instagram on Monday with a message for her 29.7 million followers The one-piece outfit clung to her voluptuous curves and bared her skin in several areas.At the center of the getup was a large opening that revealed her busty cleavage, which she proudly touted as 'natural.'  Additionally, a bit of her toned and flat stomach was exposed in the number, which was long-sleeved with an off-the-shoulder design.The outfit had pink, green, and blue ombre colors going vertically throughout the entirety of the fabric.

Megan Thee Stallion are trying to force Warner Music Group (WMG) to share information that they think would reveal who leaked her latest album ‘Traumazine‘.WMG owns the rapper’s distributor, 300 Entertainment, and according to Stallion’s legal filing is “one of the few companies that received a copy of ‘Traumazine’ in advance of its formal release”. Her legal team, however, is not accusing WMG itself of the leak.Stallion, whose real name is Megan Pete, asked her lawyers to file paperwork in a Houston court last Monday (August 22).

As she ramps up her legal battle with her label 1501 Certified Entertainment, Megan Thee Stallion has asked a court to force Warner Music to release documents that might reveal who leaked her latest album ‘Traumazine’.In an updated lawsuit last week, the rapper – real name Megan Pete – accused 1501 of leaking the album in early August, forcing her to fast track its release. The leak, the lawsuit says, “occurred within only a few days” of the album being sent to 1501, meanwhile the label has “not taken any action to help investigate” what happened.Warner Music is the distributor of the new album via its 300 Entertainment division, and – the new filing confirms – “was one of the few companies that received a copy of ‘Traumazine’ in advance of its formal release”.

Thania Garcia On the heels of the release of her sophomore album, “Traumazine,” Megan Thee Stallion’s ongoing legal battle with Carl Crawford’s indie label 1501 Certified Entertainment continues. An amended complaint obtained by Variety and filed on behalf of Megan (real name Megan Pete) reveals that in addition to asking Harris County district court to determine that her 2021 release “Something for Thee Hotties” is an “album” as defined in her recording agreement, Megan is also requesting $1 million in damages from the label. In the complaint, Megan alleges that 1501 owes the amount due to their “underpayment of royalties” and for “wrongfully [allowing] for excessive marketing and promotion charges to be deducted from amounts owed to Pete under the recording agreement.”

Earlier this year Megan Thee Stallion took legal action against her label 1501 Certified Entertainment, LLC over the legal definition of an album as she seeks to exit their deal. As Rolling Stone reports, she has now amended the complaint and is seeking $1million in damages.

Following the recent release of her new album ‘Traumazine’, Megan Thee Stallion has ramped up her ongoing legal battle with her label 1501 Certified Entertainment, now seeking a million dollars in damages as well as court confirmation that she has fulfilled her obligations under her current record deal. She also accuses 1501 of leaking that new album and forcing her to fast track its release.The rapper, real name Megan Pete, has been involved in a legal back and forth with her label for a couple of years now.

Megan Thee Stallion has updated her complaint against her record label, 1501 Certified Entertainment, seeking at least $1million in damages and asking a Texas court to end her contractual relationship with them.In an amended complaint filed late last week, Megan – real name Megan Pete – asked a Harris County judge to rule that her new album ‘Traumazine’ and last year’s ‘Something For Thee Hotties’ both constitute “album[s]” as defined in her agreement with 1501.If successful, it would mean the rapper would have “satisfied all option periods” in her 2018 contract with the label, releasing her from it. The amended complaint is the latest in Megan’s lengthy legal conflict with 1501, and is an elevation of a lawsuit the rapper filed against her label earlier this year.In February, Megan filed a complaint in Harris County District Court, seeking a declaration that her 2021 release ‘Something For Thee Hotties’ constituted an album under the rapper’s contract with 1501 – something the label disagreed with following its release.