Megan Thee Stallion has responded to a $1.2 million lawsuit filed by stylist Six K and Eric Archibald, denying the charges and saying her team found fraudulent invoices and unverified addresses. The dispute centers on alleged unpaid wardrobe services spanning
Roomies watched the numbers climb in real time: a $1.2 million lawsuit aimed at Megan Thee Stallion over alleged unpaid wardrobe services. Now Meg is answering back—hard—insisting her finance team found fraudulent invoices and charges she says can’t be substantiated.
The complaint, filed in the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, was brought by Six K and Eric Archibald. In their account, Meg hired Archibald for multiple events but never paid him. They say those events ran from Jan. 8, 2024 through August 2025. The filing also claims they submitted invoices tied to each related Stallion entry from January 25. 2025 to January 8. 2026. and that each invoice included a deal memo acknowledging the related Stallion entry via email.
One invoice submitted as evidence alleges Megan and her entities owe Six K $1,243,501.98 for services across several events. The evidence packet includes a sample deal memo. along with a detailed breakdown of a July 8. 2025 invoice for styling services for the Pete & Thomas Foundation Inaugural Gala in New York City—an event Megan attended on July 16. 2025. That memo totals $53,800 and reportedly covers prep days, assistants and three gowns.
The lawsuit also portrays the impact as personal, not just financial. Archibald and Six K allege that because of the alleged lack of payment. a portion of the money owed covers vendors. They are demanding immediate payment for outstanding services. and the complaint alleges: “Despite the fact that Six K has made numerous and unsuccessful attempts to resolve payment over the course of the last two years. there is still no imminent direction towards settlement between the parties.”.
Meg’s response to the suit takes aim at the foundation of the paperwork. In a statement shared with PEOPLE. the rapper says her finance team ran a full audit of Eric Archibald’s wardrobe expenses and invoices. She claims they couldn’t verify the addresses tied to the charges. and that the investigation uncovered what she describes as fraudulent invoices. unsupported charges. and styling shipments linked to addresses that “could not be verified.”.
Her statement continues that her team tried to resolve the issues privately with Eric’s team, but that, in Meg’s telling, Eric and his team chose to file a lawsuit instead. She says the “facts are on our side” and adds: “I won’t be coerced into paying charges that can’t be substantiated.”
While the legal battle plays out on paper and in court filings. Roomies turned the story into a social media moment—reacting in droves after The Shade Room shared the details. Instagram user @itsbootyfulme wrote, “1.2 Mil…on styling?. Be fr nie’ 😂” Instagram user @mr.slapu wrote. “what kind of stylist charging $1 million dollars 😂” Instagram user @totallyti_ wrote. “Y’all love playing with her in court knowing she win every time 😭😭😭” and Instagram user @__celfie.queen added. “They need to leave my good sis alone omg.”.
More fans echoed similar frustration. Instagram user @mamaiwant2write wrote. “I’m starting to feel like people love just picking on Meg like what’s the problem.” Instagram user @ima_gemmmm wrote. “Y’all just won’t leave this woman alone. 😒” Instagram user @kenny.ea wrote, “1.2 mil?. Yea that getting thrown away quickk!” and Instagram user @kanedrajuicycouture wrote. “This is called the pretty girl affect … when you’re beautiful. fine educated. the whole package!. And you’re a BLACK WOMAN Just know the whole world is programmed to hate you!”.
Another supporter, Instagram user @ashleyshannon96, put it bluntly: “There is no stylist in the world that would allow someone to accumulate $1.2 million in unpaid fees… y’all gotta start using your brain cells.”
The lawsuit chatter didn’t swallow everything else this moment. Amid the debate online. Megan also gave fans a look at what’s next for her on screen: she’s teasing her role in the upcoming ‘Baywatch’ reboot. A video surfaced showing Megan Thee Stallion in a bikini with big. voluminous brown curls. along with clips of her on the beach filming scenes.
For now. the wardrobe dispute between Six K. Eric Archibald. and Megan Thee Stallion is squarely in the spotlight—one side pointing to invoices and deal memos over a defined stretch of time. the other insisting the charges don’t hold up once her team audits the details. For Roomies. the question isn’t just who’s right on paper—it’s why the story keeps coming back to Meg at all. and what happens next once the court process takes the wheel.
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