Megan Thee Stallion shakes off Tory Lanez drama as she stuns in sizzling silver swimsuit in Miami
Megan Thee Stallion took the runway by storm at Miami Swim Week.
The statuesque rapper, 30, debuted her swimwear line Hot Girl Summer at the annual event.
And she stormed down the runway looking fit, fierce and fabulous in a metallic silver one piece with a cut out exposing her entire stomach.
The dramatic suit is the Dipped in Gold style from her swimwear collection, which sells at Walmart for a very reasonable $28.
Megan wore silver strappy sandals on the runway and wore her hair in a gorgeous natural afro to complement her stunning look.
The Mamushi singer's bold presence at Miami Swim Week sends a message to imprisoned Tory Lanez and his supporters.
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'HOT GIRL SWIM AT MIAMI SWIM WEEK ���� my first swim week everrr #HOTGIRLSUMMER,' Megan captioned a series of photos on Instagram from the runway show.
The Hot Girl Swim line is available at Walmart in sizes XS to XXL and prices range from $16 to $28.
'Everyone knows I love being near a pool or a beach, so I finally decided to turn my passion into a business and create my own swimwear brand,' Megan said in an official release about the collection.
'It was only right that we kick off Hot Girl Summer with this launch and provide Hotties of all body types with the official Hot Girl uniform.
'I used to shop at Walmart growing up, so it's a full circle to have my own line available at Walmart, and I'm so grateful for their support.'
Meanwhile, Megan is fighting the creation of 36 Hours Later, a new website from imprisoned rapper Tory Lanez which seeks to present evidence pointing to his innocence in the July 2020 shooting.
While the website includes audio from a witness claiming Megan's shooter was female, Megan's team says Lanez and his lawyers are seeking to confuse the public with previously-released details they are claiming as new.
'Tory Lanez's team can't keep a story straight,' Megan's attorney Alex Spiro told Daily Mail in a statement Thursday afternoon.
'They continue to rehash old evidence from trial and re-package it as new information to desperately sway public opinion.
Spiro added, 'There was no new evidence displayed today – simply a sad attempt from Tory's team to copy our presentation format to peddle misinformation.'
On Thursday, the legal team working for Lanez set live a website called 36 Hours Later, which takes a closer look at the immediate three-day timeframe in the wake of the July 12, 2020 shooting.
The website features audio excerpts from a witness informing authorities that the shots fired at Megan came from a female shooter - not Lanez.
Spiro told Daily Mail that the legal team for Lanez last week 'argued that Kelsey Harris shot Megan and now, they're claiming that Megan only stepped on glass.'
Spiro also took aim at Florida Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, who urged California Governor Gavin Newsom on X Thursday to pardon Lanez.
She believes Lanez should be set free based off his conviction 'on a flawed, incomplete story full of contradictions, missing evidence, and straight-up lies.
Rep. Luna added: 'Police reports, Megan's own words, and expert analysis show: Tory didn't fire the gun— if anything he tried to stop the conflict.'
Spiro said that it was 'embarrassing that Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna is integrating herself into the California criminal justice system for click-bait.
'Instead, she should be focused on serving her own constituents in Florida rather than chasing celebrities.'
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