The court rejected Milagro Gramz’s request to put the $75,000 judgment on hold while she continues her appeal.
A federal judge wasn’t convinced that Milagro Gramz should be allowed to put a pause on paying the $75,000 judgment she owes Megan Thee Stallion. In a new ruling, the court rejected the blogger’s request to delay enforcement of the award while she challenges the verdict on appeal, finding that she failed to show why the judgment should be put on hold.
In asking the court for more time, Gramz, born Milagro Elizabeth Cooper, argued that paying the judgment immediately would cause financial hardship because her income varies month to month and she lacks liquid assets to satisfy the award. She also contended that her appeal raised significant legal questions that could change the outcome of the case. The judge disagreed on both fronts, ruling there wasn’t enough evidence to support the claimed financial burden or to suggest the appeal was likely to succeed.
