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Play video content HOT GIRL SLAMMER Megan Thee Stallion's setting the record straight about a prior arrest, and if you think she can rap ... wait till you see her tell a story!!! Despite the circumstances, it's kinda hilarious. The "Hot Girl Summer" MC came clean Tuesday about getting busted in 2015 after she, admittedly, put hands on her 6-foot-10 BF at the time. Meg opted to share the full story with her fans after her mug shot from the Texas arrest was posted on a blog.

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Disturbing texts between Jonathan Majors and his ex, Grace Jabbari, have been unsealed as evidence in his domestic-violence trial. According to copies of the messages from a court filing reviewed by People, Majors encouraged Jabbari not to get medical treatment for a physical injury he seemingly caused … six months before the alleged assault at the center of the trial. “I fear you have no perspective of what could happen if you go to the hospital,” he texted her in September 2022.