Megan Thee Stallion Makes Her Return To The Studio After Hiatus: 'It's That Time!'

It's about time! Like the first verse to Lizzo's iconic 2022 song, Megan Thee Stallion took a minute to heal, and now she is ready to tell the Hotties all about it.

The sensational rapper has experienced several heartbreaks in the past few years, starting from her harrowing 2020 shooting. Despite emerging victorious against Tory Lanez, the backlash she received was enough to drain anyone of their spirits.

To recover her signature confidence, the 28-year-old hitmaker took a break from music. While fans were guessing when this hiatus would end, the Texas beauty surprised her admirers with her return to the booth, teasing fresh music production.

The "Hot Girl Summer" singer recently announced her musical comeback on her Instagram Story, sharing a brief clip from the studio. The AMA winner zoomed in and out of the equipment she used in the recording area.

Although she did not share details about the songs she was working on, the caramel-toned beauty appeared to be having fun while producing. Megan, who has been vocal about her geeky side, captured a Nintendo Switch on the table amongst the studio devices.

"I'm back in that mode. It's that time," the Texas Southern University graduate raved in the overlay text, adding a purple devil emoji. As mentioned, the media personality's return to the booth came a month after she revealed her need for a therapeutic break.

During an emotional interview, the 28-year-old confessed she would have a music hiatus to recharge her physical and mental well-being. "Fans can expect new music when I’m in a better place. Right now, I’m focused on healing," the Billboard Women in Music honoree chimed.

Regarding her recharge goals, the Texas native improved her health by spending more time with her dogs, sweating at the gym, and bingeing TV shows. Without the pressure of creating the next banging track, the voluptuous queen enjoyed setting boundaries and maintaining her health with rest days.

"The music and entertainment industry can be a grind, so it’s important to take time off and avoid burning out. Life is all about balance," the People's Choice Award recipient claimed. However, resting did not mean the rapper was not focused on her money bag.

During her hiatus, the "Cognac Queen" artist explained she would be working on her partnership with the beauty brand Revlon. The chart-topper and the cosmetics/haircare company joined forces in 2020 after the organization named the Grammy Award winner their global ambassador.

Megan's love for the brand goes way back, as the showstopper credited Revlon's makeup line for keeping her "90s-inspired beauty looks" intact during her fiery stage performances. In their last collaborative project, the three-time Grammy winner and the beauty company joined TripAdvisor for a vacation gig.

The trio would grant a lucky fan a dream vacation to Miami in their #GetColorStayed Getaway Sweepstakes offer. The project allowed one winner to enjoy a three-night stay for two alongside a glam-up session with a personal makeup artist.

Megan's music hiatus sprouted from a need to recharge from her problems, including the viral Lanez shooting and her former record label. Months earlier, the "Cognac Queen" rapper aired her concerns about 1501 Certified Entertainment eating up her hard-earned money.

The "Thot Sh*t" artist and the record company have been battling it out in court over the rapper's royalties. The Texas beauty accused the CEO, former baseball superstar Carl Crawford of holding her hostage with an unfavorable contract and preventing her from releasing new music.

In one of the motions filed by the Apple Music Award recipient and her legal team, the "Savage" rapper requested a judge to stop Crawford's spending. The entertainer believed her former record label head was actively using money, so nothing would be left when he had to pay Megan.

The media personality's lawyers claimed there was less than $10,000 in the 1501 label's primary account. However, the bank allegedly received funds without reflecting on the account statements.

Regarding the disappearing money, the showstopper's attorneys accused the former athlete of filling his pockets with the loot. The 41-year-old's accomplices were listed as the other record label heads, J. Prince and Gee Roberson.