The decision means the long-running dispute between the Harrises and toymaker MGA will likely be tried before a jury for a remarkable fourth time. Tameka “Tiny” Harris and T.I. at the BET Awards 2025 held at the Peacock Theater on June 9, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. Earl Gibson III for Variety A federal judge has pared down T.I. and Tameka “Tiny” Harris’ $71 million jury verdict over claims that toymaker MGA’s line of “O.M.G.” dolls copied their real-life teen pop group OMG Girlz, teeing up the long-running dispute for a whopping fourth trial. The Tuesday (July 8) order from Judge James V. Selna is the latest in T.I. (Clifford Harris) and his wife Tiny’s battle with billionaire MGA owner Isaac Larian. Since 2020, MGA has been vehemently opposing the Harrises’ claim that the O.M.G. dolls rip off the name, outfits and neon-colored hair of the OMG Girlz — a defunct musical trio created by Tiny and featuring her daughter Zonnique “Star” Pullins. An initial trial in the case ended in a mistrial in January 2023 due to improper testimony about racism, and a jury cleared MGA of all wrongdoing at a second trial the following May. But that verdict
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T.I. and Tiny’s $71M OMG Girlz Doll Verdict Cut, Teeing Up Retrial – Billboard

T.I. and Tiny’s $71M OMG Girlz Doll Verdict Cut, Teeing Up Retrial – Billboard