Lizzo surprised fans by sharing photos where she looks completely different!
Lizzo, the Grammy-winning singer, showed off a gorgeous new look that amazed everyone. On November 22, she posted Instagram selfies from a car, wearing a sheer white crop top and a stylish denim skirt with a sheer overlay.
She finished the look with two long braids.
Lizzo captioned the post with a tongue-out emoji: “Last night I wore milkmaid braids.”
In another Instagram reel, Lizzo spent time with her mom.
Fans are filling the comments with love, like one saying, “Girl, your beauty never fades. EVER!!!”
Another fan said, “The cheekbones are popping.”
“You’ve always been that girl,” added someone else.
Some fans noticed she looks slimmer in the photos. One wrote, “You’re looking skinny!! Still gorgeous both ways. Love it.”
Lizzo has shared her weight loss journey, including recipes, workouts, and healthy living tips.
Last year, Lizzo agreed with a TikTok video saying not everyone works out to lose weight. She explained she focuses on health and mental well-being, saying:
“People see a fat person and assume they just want to be thin. I’m not trying to be thin and never want to be. My body might get smaller or bigger based on my choices, and that’s normal for me.”
Earlier this year, Lizzo told The New York Times that she’s been losing weight naturally, taking it slow and steady on purpose.
In September, Lizzo responded to rumors that she used weight-loss medication to lose weight. In a selfie video, she said, “When people accuse you of using Ozempic after five months of working out and eating less.”
A month later, Lizzo jokingly embraced the rumors by dressing up as ‘LizzOzempic’ for Halloween. Her costume had a measuring tape and a fake ad for the made-up drug that said: “Need self-love? Try Lizzo! Lose guilt. Gain confidence.”
Lizzo, who strongly supports body positivity, is also sharing her thoughts on how the movement is changing.
Lizzo told The New York Times that body positivity has changed. It’s now about body neutrality, meaning it’s not just about always loving your body. She said, “I’m not going to say I love my body every day.”
She explained, “The way you feel about your body changes daily. Some days I love it, and other days I don’t feel so great about it.”
Lizzo told The New York Times that body positivity has changed. It’s now about body neutrality, meaning it’s not just about always loving your body. She said, “I’m not going to say I love my body every day.”
She explained, “The way you feel about your body changes daily. Some days I love it, and other days I don’t feel so great about it.”
