Megan Thee Stallion Hit Back At Claims That Tory Lanez Didn't Actually Shoot Her
Back in 2023, Tory Lanez was convicted of shooting Megan Thee Stallion. He's currently serving 10 years in prison for the conviction.
Despite the conviction, Tory — and his online supporters — have continued to claim that he wasn't involved in the shooting, resulting in constant harassment campaigns against Megan.
Most recently, Tory's team came forward with highly dubious claims that Megan's friend Kelsey Harris actually pulled the trigger and not Tory himself. (Tory, who was recently stabbed 14 times in prison, previously claimed that Megan wasn't even shot at all.)
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Despite there being no established veracity to the new claims, Tory has received a wave of public support from celebrities — including Chris Brown and Drake — who have shared a Change.org petition to have Tory Lanez pardoned and released from prison.
The entire situation is, obviously, disgusting — and last night, Megan shared a message on TikTok speaking out against the claims from Tory's team and sending a direct message to those who keep questioning the outcome of the case.
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'At what point are yall gonna stop making me have to re live being shot BY TORY !?" she wrote. "At what point are Tory and yall FANS gonna stop lying ? Like how much is the check to keep harassing me? Why is this happening EVERY DAY?'
'One min him/ yall said I was never shot now yall letting him play in yall face AGAIN and say I was shot but it wasn't him oh okay… ?! I'm sick of this shit LEAVE ME TF ALONE!!!! HE AINT DARE GET ON THAT STAND AND DENY HE SHOT ME AND THAT WAS HIS CHOICE BECAUSE HE KNOWS HE DID THAT SH-T! IDGAF ABT A BLOG OR A BOT!!! WHY IN TF WOULD ME … MEGAN THEE STALLION HAVE TO LIE ON THIS MF ABT SHOOTING ME!'
'How yall mad at the person that got shot???? FACTS ARE FACTS, he did it, it was PROVEN IN COURT fuck the hate campaign on the internet TORY YOU SHOT ME !! Ain't no new fucking evidence yall been saying the same shit for years.'
'TORY PLEASE LEAVE ME ALONE you a fucking demon," she concluded. "I'm off this silly ass internet shit, BYE.'
More than a fair response, I should say!
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