Megan Thee Stallion reportedly commented with a series of laughing emojis under TikToker Ava Louise’s post accusing model and rapper Blac Chyna of trafficking. Louise’s post went viral on Friday, December 13, 2024, with several social media accounts, including @PopFlopHQ on X, sharing a screenshot of Megan’s alleged comment.
For the unversed, Louise is referencing her October 2022 claims that Blac Chyna (Angela Renée White) held the TikToker hostage at her home in an attempt to traffic her. As per Page Six’s October 24 report that same year, Chyna issued a cease and desist letter to Louise, whose claims were never verified.
As news of Megan Thee Stallion’s alleged comment went viral, internet users were quick to react. Under the post of the Instagram page @theneighborhoodtalk about the same, one wrote: “The emojis under such a serious topic is confusing.”
A comment reacting to the news (Image via Instagram/@theneighborhoodtalk)
Meanwhile, some came to the rapper’s defense, claiming that the account that commented was not hers. Others noted it could have been accidental, as it has previously happened with them as well. Here are some more comments seen under @theneighborhoodtalk’s post on Instagram:
Comments reacting to the news (Image via Instagram/@theneighborhoodtalk)
Others called out Megan Thee Stallion for her comment, while one user remarked that people were focusing on the wrong information.
Comments reacting to the news (Image via Instagram/@theneighborhoodtalk)
Blac Chyna’s former boyfriend Twin Hector also sued her in September 2024, besides Ava Louise’s allegations
In October 2022, TikToker Ava Louise shared a video stating that Blac Chyna allegedly held her “hostage,” adding that she was “pretty sure” the latter was trying to traffic her. As per Complex on October 24, 2022, Louise claimed that upon arriving at the model’s home, she was made to sign an NDA and that she was held hostage for six hours, while Chyna “drank an entire bottle of Casamigos.”
In response, Blac Chyna’s attorney JD Sanchez sent the TikToker a cease and desist, calling out the latter for making “false, extreme, and outrageous statements” against his client. Citing what Sanchez said in the letter, Page Six wrote that same day: “Your false allegations that Ms. White engaged in such heinous criminal conduct is defamatory per se under California law.”
The letter also called out Ava Louise for allegedly displaying “a pattern of menacing and outrageous conduct” to boost her TikTok account. It cited that the influencer previously admitted to spreading a rumor about a s*xual relationship between Kanye West and Jeffree Star, which gave her a “big platform.”
While the TikToker didn’t publicly comment on the development at the time, her videos accusing Blac Chyna were taken down.
In addition to s*x trafficking, Blac Chyna is also facing domestic violence allegations. Earlier this year in September, the model’s ex, Twin Hector, sued Chyna, accusing her of multiple instances of physical abuse during the course of their three-year relationship. According to a report by Complex dated September 27, 2024, he is reportedly seeking more than $10 million in damages.
Meanwhile, the model, who recently got engaged to her partner Derrick Milano in October, has not publicly reacted to this development.
On the other hand, Megan Thee Stallion has not responded to the public reaction to her alleged comment.
