Lizzo recently promoted body positivity in a video, despite previously being accused of "fat-shaming" her dancers, prompting critics to call her a hypocrite.
The 35-year-old "Make Damns Sure" singer took to social media to share a video that humorously outlined ways for her followers to achieve a "summer body."
Lizzo captioned the Instagram post with, "Cus EVERY DAMN BODY is a Summer Body."
Lizzo Weight Loss Post
Within the video, Lizzo showcased herself strolling on a treadmill, adorned in a soft pink swimsuit.
Shesaid in the video, "Three exercises to help you get that summer bod."
As she approached the pool, the star's phone rang, and she hesitated before answering, asking inquisitively, "Hello? Who is this? .. Block your ex."
In the subsequent scene, the "Juice" singer is seen in a stunning purple bikini set, engaging in what seems to be bicep curls.
She effortlessly raised a bottle of wine and humorously reminded everyone to "hydrate excessively." As she relaxed poolside in the closing scene, she remarked, "And remember, you can never be too extra.."
Upon seeing Lizzo's recent post, many social media users expressed disappointment, pointing to past allegations of her mistreatment towards her dancers.
Several comments on the Instagram video questioned her actions, "Is she still body-shaming?" while another added, "Seems like she's pushing it too far."
A third person wrote, "Don't worry everyone. The gaslighting 'stop judging my body'... 'I quit' post will be up shortly."
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Lizzo Lawsuit
Amid a wave of controversy, allegations of a hostile workplace environment, weight shaming, and sexual harassment surfaced from the backup dancers of Lizzo.
During an interview on Good Morning America in August 2023, Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams, and Noelle Rodriguez made headlines by accusing the pop star of being "fat-phobic." They expressed disappointment in the singer's response to their legal action, labeling it hypocritical and likening it to a punch.
"I know it's alarming to hear that Lizzo, a plus-size woman who preaches body positivity, would be fat-phobic, essentially. But I want to challenge people to understand that hurt people hurt people."
In light of Lizzo's recent response denying the accusations against her, Davis felt blindsided by her words, describing the post as a striking blow.
In a legal claim, Arianna, Crystal, and Noelle have alleged that the Grammy award winner, along with Shirlene Quigley, the leader of the Big Grrrl Big Touring and dance team, fostered an atmosphere that was deemed "sexually charged and uncomfortable" by the accusers.
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