T.I And Tiny Awarded $53M In Punitive Damages Following OMG Girlz Lawsuit Against MGA Entertainment!

T.I and Tiny alongside the OMG Girlz are celebrating a major win after successfully securing a 71.5 million dollar court battle against MGA Entertainment!

According to Baller Alert, their legal win comes after a judge reversed an order to his earlier decision to reduce the proposed award.

As we previously reported MGA Entertainment was accused of copying the OMG Girlz likeness for their O.M.G Dolls. In the issued suit, MGA Entertainment is also accused of ‘cultural appropriation and outright theft.’ Court documents detail that the company named their O.M.G Dolls after the OMG Girlz and their group members Zonnique Pullins, Bahja ‘Beauty’ Rodriguez, and Breanna ‘Babydoll’ Womack.

Despite their September 2024 victory in court, U.S District Court Judge James V. Selma posed questions regarding the promised $53.6 million in punitive damages suggesting that there was a lack of evidence to justify the amount. His proposed order caused concerns as he moved to decrease the award to $17 million.

Although Judge Selna’s previous attempted to lower their award, he has now fully reinstated the jury’s decision. Shared legal documents confirm that T.I., Tiny Harris, and the OMG Girlz will receive the full amount of 71.5 million dollars. This includes $17.9 million in damages and $53.6 million in punitive damages.

“This was worthy of a post!! We did it!!! This is for all the creators out there that may have had something taken without your involvement or say. Fight for what u believe in, “ wrote Tameka Harris on Instagram.

“I’m a proud mama bear to all my 3babies @bahjarodriguez @jusbrezway @zonniquejailee u girls set trends in the short time y’all was out & u deserve every bit of this win!! Everyone wanted me to quit but I wasnt haven’t it!! Thank you God for everything.”

She added,”Thank you again to the best lawyer team #JohnKeville #ChanteWestmoreland & the rest of the team for seeing us thru these 4yrs. #OMGonErrrrythang 🩷💜💙”

OMG group member Bahja Rodriguez took to the comment section of Tamika post to write, “they told us to stop. To quit. that we didn’t deserve it because we weren’t “big enough” in their eyes. but the impact speaks for itself. your work and dedication to this overall brand speaks for itself. We love you auntie! Thank you for continuing this fight right along with us!”