Lizzo continued to show off her dramatic weight loss as she gave fans a glimpse of her toned figure in a new TikTok video uploaded on Thursday.
The 36-year-old Truth Hurts singer, who recently sported a daring red cut-out swimsuit amid her “sabbatical,” also shot down the “Ozempic allegations” in a separate post shared on her main Instagram page.
She uploaded a before-and-after video on TikTok that showed the singer wearing a black bralette and matching bottoms from her shapewear brand Yitty.
The clip then jumped to her wearing a white short-sleeved bodysuit to flaunt her slimmer figure.
Lizzo’s long, dark locks were parted in the middle and fell effortlessly past her shoulders.
Lizzo, 36, continued to show off her dramatic weight loss as she gave fans a glimpse of her toned figure in a new TikTok video uploaded on Thursday.
The Truth Hurts singer also debunked the ‘Ozempic allegations’ in a separate post shared on her main Instagram page.
In the background of the video, a voiceover by Nicki Minaj says, “The fact that you’re talking about my looks is crazy. I’m a bad bitch, always have been.”
In the caption of the TikTok, the Good As Hell hitmaker simply wrote to her followers: “It’s good both ways.”
Social media users took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the star’s weight loss, with one writing: “YOU LOOK SO GOOD GIRL.”
Another fan wrote: “The difference is amazing! I’m so proud of you,” while another added: “Okay bestie, drop the routine.”
On her main Instagram page, Lizzo responded to speculation that she took Ozempic to achieve her weight loss.
In Friday’s post, she shared a short video in which she posed in a colorful satin robe with her hair pulled back in a low bun.
He added a text at the bottom that read: “When you finally get the Ozempic accusations after 5 months of weight training and calorie deficit.”
Lizzo then shared a screenshot of a social media user’s comment accusing her of taking ozempic, or ‘cocaine.’
She uploaded a before-and-after video on TikTok that showed the singer wearing a black bralette top and matching bottoms from her shapewear brand Yitty.
On her main Instagram page, Lizzo responded to speculation that she took Ozempic to achieve her weight loss.
Lizzo then shared a screenshot of a social media user’s comment accusing her of taking ozempic, or ‘cocaine.’
She also included two selfies in her Instagram carousel while sitting in front of a window that allowed natural light to stream in.
The singer had been promoting Yitty pieces earlier this week in a clip and had written: “What is this? THE BRAIDS! Cotton bodysuit by @yitty.”
The troll had written in the comments section: “Did he use Ozempic or snort cocaine?”
In response, the Grammy winner wrote: “Why are you following me?” followed by four crying face emojis.
Lizzo then shared a screenshot of the Instagram user’s account which had been set to private.
She also included two selfies in Friday’s Instagram carousel while sitting in front of a window that allowed natural light to stream in.
Her makeup was done in a classic manner and included a coat of mascara on her lashes while a pink blush was added to her cheekbones for a radiant glow.
In the caption, the artist wrote: “oZeMpIc oCokE?” – a fan,” followed by crying face emojis in reference to the social media user’s comment.
Others came to Lizzo’s defense, with one writing: “Why are we fat shaming Ozempic? Would you fat shame someone who takes antidepressants?”
In the caption, the artist wrote: “OZeMpIc oCoke?” – a fan,” followed by crying face emojis in reference to the social media user’s comment.
During an interview with The New York Times in March, she opened up about her weight loss journey, telling the outlet, “I’ve been methodical and I’ve lost weight very slowly.”
Another shared: “I’ve noticed the changes these past few months but I didn’t mention it because it’s 2024 and we shouldn’t be talking about anyone’s body. You look AMAZING though!”
“And even if it WAS Ozempic, it’s FINE!!!!! ,” wrote one fan, while another added, “I love the public call out! He messed up and found out!”
During an interview with the The New York Times In March, she opened up about her weight loss journey, telling the outlet, “I’ve been methodical and I’ve lost weight very slowly.”
Regarding losing weight, Lizzo admitted, “I don’t really see it that way because, if anyone who’s on a natural weight loss journey knows, losing weight is actually the slowest thing in the world and you don’t really notice it until you notice it.”
However, the star has kept her followers updated on her journey by sharing snaps of herself working out.
Last month, in August, Lizzo revealed she had taken a “sabbatical” and “to protect my peace” following legal issues; seen in April in Los Angeles.
Earlier this week on Wednesday, the singer shared a mirror selfie at the gym while sporting black workout clothes and comfy white sneakers.
Last month, in August, Lizzo revealed that she was taking a “sabbatical” to “protect her peace” following legal issues.
A year earlier, the star was sued by three of her former backup dancers, and in the suit, the trio accused her of sexual harassment, weight-shaming and creating a hostile work environment. Lizzo has since denied the allegations.
And in March, the singer seemingly revealed that she was leaving the music industry, but later clarified that she was not leaving the industry.