Overview
- Deliberations began after closing arguments in Miami federal court, and a verdict could arrive as soon as today.
- Megan Pete alleges Milagro Cooper, known online as Milagro Gramz, spread false posts and shared a manipulated pornographic video that caused severe distress.
- Pete testified she lost at least four music deals worth about $1 million each and completed a four‑week therapy program costing $240,000.
- Jurors are considering whether Cooper qualifies as “media” under Florida law, a determination that could affect liability for online influencers.
- The defense challenged Pete’s credibility and described Cooper’s work as a new form of journalism, with Tory Lanez’s 2023 conviction for shooting Pete providing background to the dispute.