Megan Thee Stallion's lawyers have submitted a 23-page motion against blogger Milagro Gramz, claiming that the recent jury win was not enough to stop the blogger from spreading online hate and misinformation against the artist. With the motion, Megan's legal team asked for a permanent injunction that would prevent the blogger from continuing to post or speak about the artist through any form of digital communication in a way that is harmful.The 23-page motion also documents all of Milagro's written online comments and audio streams about Megan as a part of Milagro's "five-year cyberstalking campaign."This comes after a federal jury, beginning of December, sided with Stallion and agreed that the blogger defamed and harassed the rapper, in material posted after Tory Lanez shot the artist five years ago. The jury included five men and four women. The jury also concluded that Milagro deliberately promoted a deep fake depiction of Megan, in violation of a Florida law enacted in 2024. Megan was initially awarded $75,000 by the jurors, which was later reduced to $59,000.Stallion's team claims that after the gag order was lifted, Milagro Gramz resumed disparaging commentary against the rapper and referenced a December 1st Instagram Live, where Gramz downplayed the verdict and made several other comments.How does Megan Thee Stallion's new motion restrict Milagro Gramz?Megan Thee Stallion's legal team's new proposed injunction is two pages long and asks Milagro to "remove from the internet and related public forums all statements and postings that formed the basis for the jury's verdict in this case."It also prohibits the blogger from"any direct, indirect, or third person contact with plaintiff, including but not limited to written, telephonic, electronic, and social media contact for a period of five years."Gramz is also restricted from making "defamatory statements" against the rapper regarding her testimony in Lanez's trial, "including the circumstances and causes that gave rise to plaintiff's injuries, mental and emotional state, recreational use of alcohol, and extended family." Additionally, the motion also bars Gramz from any communication about Stallion that can be intended to incite third parties to engage in threats or violence against Stallion, her professional team, and or/her family.Gramz is also not allowed to come within 500 feet of Megan Thee Stallion, her residence, or any place the rapper is expected to be. Gramz is also prohibited from coming within 1,000 feet of Megan's musical events for the next five years.