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Nicki Minaj is not keeping quiet again.

The rap queen just fired off what fans are calling a “heaven-sent dig” after reposting a news story about Megan Thee Stallion’s escalating legal drama with her former cameraman. Minaj added a pointed caption that many are interpreting as a thinly veiled victory lap:

“What was the name of that law again???????? Karma’s Law? Touch not my anointed law? Vengeance is the Lord’s law? We give God the glory & he’s only just begun.”

The post came just hours after a federal judge ruled that Megan, real name Megan Pete, must face sexual harassment and retaliation claims in court. The lawsuit, filed by her former videographer Emilio Garcia, alleges that Megan and her team created a hostile work environment and targeted him because of his sexual orientation.

And now? It’s going to trial, unless they settle.

The Allegations: A Trip to Ibiza and Alleged Retaliation

In a 2024 lawsuit filed in federal court, Garcia, who is openly gay, describes a pattern of disturbing behavior during his time working with Megan Thee Stallion. The most explosive incident allegedly occurred during a work trip to Ibiza in 2022, where Garcia says he was forced to witness Megan perform a sex act with another woman in an SUV.

According to court filings, Garcia believes Megan intentionally engaged in the sexual encounter in front of him because she viewed his sexual orientation as rendering him “non-threatening.” He claims she would not have done the same in the presence of a heterosexual male.

Garcia also alleges Megan made mocking comments about his appearance and attempted to hit him with a remote. The court found these allegations serious enough to warrant full litigation.

U.S. District Judge Gregory H. Woods wrote in his July 2 ruling:

“Plaintiff has plausibly pleaded that he experienced the alleged inferior conditions of his employment on account of his sexual orientation… This is not an unreasonable inference to draw from the facts alleged.”

“Blackballed and Fired”: Retaliation Claims

But the alleged Ibiza incident was just the beginning. Garcia claims that after raising concerns about the sexual encounter, Megan’s team retaliated with brutal efficiency, cutting his hours, slashing his pay, and ultimately firing him. He further alleges that Megan and her management blackballed him from future work in the entertainment industry, effectively ending his career.

Judge Woods sided with Garcia on the retaliation front as well:

“These facts raise a reasonable inference that material terms and conditions of plaintiff’s employment were altered in retaliation for speaking up about the Ibiza incident.”

Megan Fires Back: “Falsehoods and Fabrications”

Megan Thee Stallion’s camp is not having it. The Grammy-winning rapper, backed by her management team at Roc Nation, has categorically denied all allegations, branding Garcia as a “con artist” and blasting the suit as “a bundle of falsehoods, misrepresentations of fact, and outlandish claims.”

In public statements, her representatives insisted that the lawsuit has “no basis in fact or law” and expressed confidence it will be thrown out if it proceeds to trial.

But with the judge allowing the case to move forward, Megan and her legal team now face the very real possibility of a full-blown courtroom showdown.

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