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Megan Thee Stallion is taking her career to another level—and she’s doing it on her own terms.
The Grammy-winning rapper announced Friday that she has entered a new partnership with Interscope Records through her own company, Girl Productions, marking the latest major business move in her independent era. (hollywoodreporter.com)
Megan celebrated the announcement on social media, writing:
“GIRL PRODUCTIONS 🤝🏾 INTERSCOPE RECORDS🔥 NEW LEVEL UNLOCKED. We going HIGHER🔥🔥🔥” (instagram.com)
One of the biggest details of the deal is that Megan will continue to own her masters and publishing, giving her a level of control that artists have increasingly fought to secure as they build their catalogs and businesses. (hollywoodreporter.com)
The partnership represents another major chapter for Megan following her highly publicized split from former label 1501 Certified Entertainment. The two sides reached a settlement in 2023 after years of legal disputes surrounding her recording contract, releases and royalties. (latimes.com)
Since then, Megan has been operating independently and building out her own infrastructure, making the new Interscope partnership less of a traditional label signing and more of a strategic alliance supporting the next phase of her career. (hollywoodreporter.com)
And that next phase is already taking shape.
Megan has been teasing her upcoming project Megan: Act III throughout 2026 and recently revealed that she has been taking her time with the album. She also teased that the project will feature some “overdue collaborations” that she believes will surprise fans. (thesun.co.uk)
Earlier this year, Megan asked fans if they were ready for Act III, continuing to build anticipation around what will serve as the next installment in the album series that began with Megan. (instagram.com)
The rapper has also continued expanding outside of music, including television appearances, acting opportunities and her growing beauty and lifestyle businesses.
The new deal arrives during a busy period for Megan personally and professionally. Earlier this month, a federal judge ruled that portions of a lawsuit filed by her former cameraman Emilio Garcia can proceed to trial. Garcia has accused Megan and Roc Nation of workplace misconduct and unpaid wages, allegations Megan’s legal team has strongly denied. Several of Garcia’s other claims were dismissed by the court. (people.com)
Still, on the music front, Megan appears focused firmly on the future.
With Interscope now in her corner, ownership of her music intact and Act III on the way, the Hot Girl is entering another major era—and this time she’s doing it with even more control over the business behind the music.
Stay tuned for more details on Megan: Act III, including its official release date, tracklist and those teased collaborations.
