Megan Thee Stallion wears a sheer black catsuit at LA pride
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Megan Thee Stallion wore a busty bombshell catsuit including numerous sparkly crystals while taking the stage during LA Pride.
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Megan Thee Stallion owns the LA Pride show with a black catsuit
Megan Thee Stallion owned the stage as she headlined the LA Pride show held in Los Angeles on Friday night.
Moreover, she took the stage while dressed in a see-through sheer black catsuit that was dripping in sparkly crystals.
Tove Lo shares TikTok with Megan Thee Stallion using viral sound of Megan trying to pronounce her name. pic.twitter.com/1u75IccKlD
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In addition, an assortment of other crystals created her fake underpants that barely covered the 28-year-old rapper’s cheeky backside.
Subsequently, she had a silver microphone in hand as she worked for the crowd. She completed her look with a pair of dazzling boots on her feet.
Additionally, the WAP singer’s brunette hair was styled curly and appeared to be voluminous as it flowed to her waistline.
Megan Thee Stallion tonight at LA Pride. pic.twitter.com/0U06arUh1p
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Prosecutors are seeking a 13-year prison sentence for Tory Lanez for Megan Thee Stallion’s shooting
The prosecutors in Los Angeles have filed a 12-page memorandum to Judge David Herriford with their sentencing suggestion for Tory Lanez, who is slated to expect his fate next week.
Furthermore, prosecutors Kathy Ta and Alexander Bott said in the document that they are seeking for the rap star to receive a minimum of 13 years behind bars without probation. They gave further pointed out all his transgressions during pre as well as the post-trial.
For the unversed, Lanez, whose real name is Daystar Peterson, was convicted last year for allegedly shooting Megan Thee Stallion.
The prosecutors wrote, ‘The defendant actively invited harassment of the victim by spreading misinformation to his large following in an effort to galvanize the public against the victim and even the prosecution team without any regard to the dangers it posed.’
Megan Thee Stallion for her headlining set at #LAPride in the Park. https://t.co/Hk55PLNT1S
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They continued, ‘The defendant has weaponized misinformation to his large following to such a degree that it has left a lasting traumatic impact on the victim.’
The government on the other hand wrote in the 6th June brief, ‘The defendant’s lack of remorse is insidious, leaving this court no assurances that the defendant will not repeat this type of behavior in the future.’
Besides that, they also cited an incident where Lanez allegedly assaulted singer August Alsina after a concert in Chicago back in October.
They added, ‘The fact that the defendant committed another unprovoked attack on another person while he had a violent felony case.’
