Biggie’s Son Victorious as Judge Upholds Default in Defamation Case
Yahoo News
Last updated: September 7, 2026
Christopher Wallace Jr. (Biggie Smalls' son) has won a legal victory as a federal judge upheld a default judgment against Michael Hay. Hay had sought to overturn this default in a defamation case brought by Wallace.
The court's decision means that the default judgment against Michael Hay, previously entered in favor of Christopher Wallace Jr., remains in place.
Hay had filed a motion to set aside the default judgment, but the judge found his arguments insufficient to warrant overturning the earlier ruling.
The defamation case was initiated by Wallace against Hay.
The judge's ruling signifies a setback for Hay, who was attempting to re-open the legal proceedings.
This outcome prevents Hay from further challenging the default judgment in this specific instance.
The legal battle centers on allegations of defamation made by Wallace Jr. against Hay.
The court's decision reinforces the importance of adhering to legal procedures and timely responses in litigation.
With the default upheld, the case may proceed towards a final resolution based on the existing default judgment.
This represents a significant legal win for the son of the late rapper Notorious B.I.G.
