Megan Thee Stallion shares sexy snap kicking off ‘Megan May’… days after firing back at shock lawsuit

Megan Thee Stallion turned up the heat when she shared a sizzling photo with her fans on Wednesday.

The 29-year-old rapper seemed to shed a literal layer in a sexy yet bizarre photo posted to her Instagram.

A sticky substance oozed from her body as she dramatically raised one hand in the air.

Her hair fell in long, loose curls down her back as she posed in a mysterious, factory-like room.

“Hotties, it’s official MEGAN MAY (snake emoji) Get ready,” Megan, who was recently hit with a shock lawsuit, captioned the post.

Although it wasn’t entirely clear, the message appeared to be a teaser for a music video or a new project.

She shared more content that appeared to be from the same shoot on her Instagram, including a stunning selfie.

It won’t be long before Megan’s upcoming Hot Girl Summer Tour begins. She kicks off her tour in Minneapolis in May and tickets for her month-long concert are already sold out.

Megan’s post comes after she was accused of harassment and a toxic workplace in a lawsuit filed against her by her former cameraman Emilio Garcia.

Garcia claimed he was forced to watch Megan, 29, have sex with another woman while he was “locked” in a moving car with her.

In a statement to DailyMail.com, the WAP hitmaker’s lawyer, Alex Spiro, denounced the “salacious allegations” and suggested that Garcia wants to “embarrass” his client.

“This is an employment claim for money – with no sexual harassment claim made and salacious allegations made to embarrass her,” he said, adding: “We will deal with this in court.”

Garcia — who worked as a videographer for Megan from 2018 to 2023 — filed the lawsuit Tuesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court.

He accuses her of harassment and a hostile work environment, per NBC News — he was seen posing with the star in an earlier image provided to the outlet.

In it, Garcia says he was trapped in a moving vehicle with the star, 29, in Ibiza, Spain, in 2022 while she had sex with the woman.

Garcia claims that after the alleged incident he was told ‘Never discuss what you saw” and claims that Megan “scolded, shamed and treated him differently.”

He said the ‘the harassment was so severe or pervasive that it created a “hostile, violent work environment” that made Garcia’s “working conditions intolerable” in the lawsuit.

Garcia says he started working for the star in 2018 as her personal cameraman and quit his job the following year to work with her full-time until June 2023.

He claims the alleged incident happened in June 2022 while he was in an SUV with Megan and three other women after a night out. He says Megan and one of the women started having sex next to him in the car.

He told NBC News in a statement: “I felt uncomfortable. I was a little frozen and I was shocked. Actually, just have the courage to do this right, right next to me.”

Garcia claims the rapper asked him the next day if he was in the car with them during the sex act and says she told him, “Never discuss what you saw.”

He further claims that the lawsuit is where Megan fat-shamed him during the same trip, calling him a “fat b***h” and telling him “you don’t have to eat.” which made him feel ‘degraded’.

He claims that when they returned, his pay structure changed from a “monthly flat rate to a pay-per-job system where he had to submit invoices for each job.”

He claims the star’s alleged “possessiveness, combined with a lack of appropriate compensation for the amount of time required of him” made him consider quitting.

The lawsuit states that Garcia endured “a barrage of relentless sexual and fat-shaming comments, leaving him in deep emotional distress” while working with Megan.

Garcia claims he stayed on the singer’s schedule, but the night before, Roc Nation told him that “his services would no longer be needed” by Megan.

Ron Zambrano, an attorney for Garcia, said in a statement to NBC News: “Megan should simply pay our client what he is owed, own up to her behavior and stop this type of sexual harassment and fat shaming behavior.

‘Emilio should never have been in the car with her while she had sex with another woman. ‘Inappropriate’ is putting it lightly. Exposing this behavior to employees is absolutely illegal.”

Garcia claims he suffered a loss of income and “other benefits, as well as physical injuries, physical illness and emotional distress,” according to the lawsuit.

The lawsuit states that while working with Megan, he did not have “basic insurance coverage,” which was just as wrong as an independent contractor, and now he “struggles with increasing anxiety, depression and physical problems as a result of the toxic work environment.”

Garcia’s lawsuit also alleges employment and wage violations due to his status as an independent contractor.

The lawsuit alleges that Megan denied him overtime pay and breaks and prevented him from working for anyone else.

Garcia told NBC News in an interview that he is looking for more than six figures, indicating he wants unpaid wages, as well as interest on the unpaid wages, unpaid overtime and other employee benefits at the statutory rate.

He also seeks statutory and wage penalties under California labor laws, compensatory damages, and costs incurred, including attorneys’ fees.

DailyMail.com has reached out to representatives for Megan Thee Stallion and Roc Nation for comment.