Megan explains why she denied being intimate with Lanez

In April 2022  interview Megan described being afraid to tell police about shooting in order to protect mates from police violence the online criticism and claims that she and Lanez had sex relationship.

She told media she and Lanez had not been intimated but said in documentary she had sex with him once maybe twice on drunk night.

In the documentary Megan showed anger about stress on her sexual relationships.

“They have villainized me for being this type of person it started to make me second guess myself” she said sexuall lyrics and public image.

She said she found herself getting wrapped up in focusing on her sex life instead of shooting I m like Wait this is not what this is about.

Megan says she afraid being targeted while performing

In the years leading up to trial Megan face online threats from those who supported Lanez whose real name is Daystar Peterson.

The critics she said were influenced by host of bloggers and social media accounts that cast doubt on Megan account of being shot.

Megan said

“Guys online say “You should have gotten shot in head. He should have finished the job. He should have killed your a You always twerking b you deserved what you got”

Megan filed a lawsuit against Milagro Gramz accusing her of being a mouthpiece and paid surrogate for Lanez during and after high profile criminal trial.

Megan often speak through tears when she details harassment.

Testifying in Court

Megan add she was in good place after mental health retreat but was nervous to testify against Lanez at headline making trial.

Years later Megan has successful albums and arena tour under her belt.

But she said in documentary that she contends with critics who condemn her for speaking out about shooting.

“I need to show up for Megan Pete” she recalled thinking the day of her testimony adding

“Today is not about trying to look strong.Its ok to be sad. I need to stop avoiding it”

A jury convicted Lanez 32 who pleaded not guilty of three felony charges in December attack with semiautomatic firearm carrying loaded unregistered firearm in vehicle and discharging a firearm with gross negligence.

He was sentenced to 10 years in prison.

She cried and hugged her staff when she learned of the conviction. To Megan her testimony and the conviction were bigger than her.