Megan Thee Stallion Gets Order to Depose J. Prince, Carl Crawford Over Contract

Megan Thee Stallion‘s following up her “Traumazine” album release by playing some legal hardball — requiring J. Prince and Carl Crawford to sit for depositions in the suit over her contract.

Megan submitted docs Tuesday alerting the court her attorneys will be barbecuing 1501 Home entertainment honcho Crawford, in addition to Prince … the Rap-A-Lot Records creator, who Megan claims has actually been encouraging Crawford on company transactions.

The date and location are currently set … J. Prince goes initially on October 24, and Crawford follows the next day — both depos will be taken at an office complex in Houston, and they will be taped on video.

It’s a significant power relocation for Megan, who, as we have actually reported … is suing her label, 1501 Home entertainment, due to the fact that she thinks she pleased the regards to her contract with her last 2 albums — “Something for Thee Hotties” and recently’s release, “Traumazine.”

Megan states Crawford and co. aren’t seeing those jobs as albums, merely to keep her connected to 1501 — however she states she’s made with the label. She desires out, and she desires a judge to force Crawford to spend royalties and other cash she states 1501 owes her.

She states that number is at least $1 million, however desires a correct accounting to figure out the real damages.

Tensions boiled over on Tuesday early morning … when Megan, Prince and Crawford all volleyed allegations that varied from the 2 guys mishandling her company to Megan conspiring with Roc Country to leave her contract.

Getting a market powerhouse like Prince to sit for a deposition is no simple job, and Megan’s hope might be this forces Crawford to settle the suit ahead of time.