In a surprising turn of events, singer, songwriter, and former R&B Divas star Nicci Gilbert has publicly apologized to Tory Lanez, stating she was wrong in her initial stance regarding the highly publicized altercation involving rapper Megan Thee Stallion. Gilbert, who had previously voiced strong support for Megan, admitted that she may have spoken too soon and did not have all the facts when she chose sides.

Gilbert took to social media to issue a heartfelt statement, saying,

 “I can admit when I’m wrong, and I spoke too soon.” Her message acknowledged that new information led her to reassess her judgment about the situation that led to Tory Lanez being convicted in 2022 for shooting Megan Thee Stallion during a dispute in 2020.

Changing Perspectives Amid Ongoing Debate

The public reaction to the incident has remained divisive, with fans and celebrities taking sides throughout the legal proceedings. Gilbert, like many others, had initially expressed support for Megan as a victim and criticized Lanez, aligning with a significant wave of public opinion at the time.

However, her recent apology suggests a shift in perception as discussions around the case continue to evolve online. While Lanez was sentenced to 10 years in prison, some have questioned aspects of the trial and the way evidence was presented.

Gilbert emphasized that her apology is not about discrediting Megan’s experience but about recognizing her own error in making a public judgment too quickly. “I allowed emotion and headlines to guide my view instead of waiting for the full story,” she wrote.

Her statement has sparked renewed conversations on social media about accountability, cancel culture, and the dangers of rushing to judgment in high-profile cases.