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Details have surfaced about an alleged verbal altercation between Megan Thee Stallion and Winnie Harlow.
On Monday, November 11, journalist and host Loren Lorosa took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share a lengthy message. Additionally, her tweet featured a clip from a recent episode of the ‘Jason Lee Podcast,’ in which he alleged Megan Thee Stallion “got into a fight” with Harlow at a recent party thrown by Michael Rubin.
“@theonlyjasonlee recently broke the news that Winnie Harlow & Meg Thee Stallion got into a fight at Mike Rubins all white party .. I have more details on why.. Im told ..,” Lorosa tweeted.
The host explained that Harlow, who is Canadian, “posted something about Tory Lanez on social in the midst of the Meg x Tory shooting trial stuff.” As a result, Megan allegedly “took issue” with this.
“Im told Winnies alleged post (I tried to go back and find it and couldnt) wasnt aimed to be against Meg Thee Stallion at all but was perceived that way. -When Winnie allegedly realized the perception of the post.. she deleted it,” Lorosa continued.
At that time, Megan allegedly reached out to Harlow about the post, and Harlow apologized. However, Megan allegedly left the model on read “and did not respond to the apology.”
“***Rubin Party time comes*** – Meg and Winnie allegedly get into a verbal Altercation, Im told Meg allegedly approached Winnie about the post but tons of people there broke it up BEFORE an actual fight could really happened. .. my person who was there alleges.. Meg was going off & yelling at Winnie ‘I should beat your ass’ The end,” Lorosa tweeted.
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Social media users reacted to Lorosa’s reported details in The Shade Room’s comment section. To note, at this time, neither Megan nor Harlow have confirmed or denied the report.
While Instagram user @sean_mccarron added, “Somehow, Megan will be the victim in this.”
While Instagram user @kriskaylin added, “Reasons why you need to stop talking sh*t online if you cannot back it up in person. Everyone doesnt play internet games.”
On October 31, Megan Thee Stallion’s documentary ‘Megan Thee Stallion: In Her Words’ was released via Amazon Prime. As The Shade Room previously reported, the documentary showcased Megan’s rise to fame amid her coping with the death of her mother, the shooting incident involving Tory Lanez, and the estrangement of her best friend, Kelsey Nicole Harris.
Subsequently, clips surfaced on social media of users sharing their reactions to the documentary, which also included Meg admitting she lied to Gayle King about her relationship with Lanez.
