Lizzo has confidently flexed her weight loss results in a daring lingerie photoshoot, embracing body positivity and self-love.
On Thursday (February 15), the 35-year-old singer showed off her curves in a lingerie number from her shapewear line Yitty.
Lizzo’s collaboration with Kristen Dykstra for Kate Hudson’s Fabletics features a diverse range of apparel, including bodysuits, sports bras and the iconic lacy number worn here by the Grammy-winning artist.
Despite the series of spicy snapshots, it wasn’t the “About Damn Time” singer’s bare behind that garnered fans’ attention, but her slimmed-down figure.
“Yassssss Lizzo!!! [fire emoji] The weight is coming off! Go girl!! Keep going!! [black heart emoji],” gushed one follower in the comments section.
“Yes ma’am with the weight loss and natural body!!!!” a second person wrote.
Even the men chimed in with their support, with one saying: “Shit imma have buy me a damn yitty! Looking good @lizzobeeating.”
Check out Lizzo’s thirst trap below.
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Lizzo first spoke about her weight loss last year, chalking it up to her demanding lifestyle.
In a TikTok video from May, she explained her health and fitness journey and denied it was part of a plan to become “thin.”
“I have a very high-performance job,” she said. “For 90 minutes a night, I have to do choreography, I have to sing, I have to dance, I have to rap and I have to play the flute.
“And I have to emote and hype a crowd in very tight clothes. Sometimes clothes [that] restrict my breathing. I’m not trying to be thin. I don’t ever want to be thin.”
The saucy showcase comes on the heels of Lizzo facing continued controversy, stemming from a sexual harassment lawsuit filed last year by three of her former dancers, Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams and Noelle Rodriguez.
Earlier this month, the Detroit native’s accusers called out the Grammys for inviting the singer to present at the 2024 awards show amid the highly-publicized lawsuit.
Neama Rahmani, who represents multiple Lizzo accusers, expressed his disappointment to TMZ and openly questioned why the Recording Academy would choose to give a platform to the singer given the accusations levied against her.
The strong disapproval followed yet another development in the legal battle, with Lizzo’s motion to throw out the lawsuit being dismissed by a judge.
