Ice Spice's team likely views this as a simple contract dispute that got blown out of proportion — a business disagreement, not a headline moment. They're probably hoping the deposition goes smoothly and this quietly resolves without further damage to her reputation.
The wig game is Ruthless, and Thee Bella Brand isn't playing. Attorney Justin Mungai's statement makes it clear this isn't just about the $20K — it's about making an example of a celebrity who thought fame meant they could skip out on their tab. Insiders say Gabrielle Alexis lost serious coin when a repeat celebrity customer walked after the social media drama went public.
The lawsuit was filed in 2025 over a discounted $20,000 deal for exactly 25 custom-made wigs. Thee Bella Brand is seeking more than $400,000 in compensatory and punitive damages combined. The deposition is scheduled for late April 2026.
Fame isn't immunity, and Ice Spice is about to learn that the hard way. When you sign a contract for 25 custom wigs and then drag the maker on social media, you're gonna get deposed — simple as that.
Ice Spice is about to find out that you can't just wiggle out of a $20,000 deal without consequences. The rapper is set to be deposed as a defendant in a lawsuit brought by Thee Bella Brand, the wig company owned by Gabrielle Alexis that's claiming Ice Spice reneged on a contract for 25 custom-made wigs — and the wig maker's attorney is making it very clear this isn't going away quietly.
According to court docs obtained by TMZ, the legal drama started back in 2025 when Thee Bella Brand first slapped Ice Spice with the suit. The company claims the rapper signed a contract for Alexis to create one-of-a-kind wigs, but then refused to pay or take delivery of them. But here's where it gets messy — Thee Bella Brand is also alleging that Ice Spice and her team went after Alexis's reputation on social media when things went south, spreading lies that allegedly caused the wig maker to temporarily lose a repeat celebrity customer and costing her thousands in damages.
Thee Bella Brand is suing for breach of contract and seeking more than $400,000 in compensatory and punitive damages combined. That's a far cry from the original $20,000 deal — because when you allegedly tarnish someone's livelihood on top of stiffing them for payment, the numbers add up fast. The company's attorney, Justin Mungai of ChaudhryLaw, made it crystal clear where he stands in a statement to TMZ: "This is what entitlement looks like. Fame is not immunity from the law. Ice Spice will be held accountable."
The deposition is currently scheduled for late April 2026, though TMZ reports the date may change due to scheduling conflicts. We've reached out to Ice Spice's lawyers and representatives for comment, but so far — crickets. No word back. That's never a good sign when you're about to get put under oath.
This is what happens when you mix celebrity, contracts, and social media beef. Ice Spice better hope her memory is good, because Mungai isn't backing down — and neither is Thee Bella Brand.
