Lizzo gave her Instagram followers quite a show on Monday, as she shared a slew of snaps and videos in a bizarre new Halloween costume.
The singer, 36, painted her entire body bright red and put on overalls with large fake breasts and a bright blue wig.
She put on a white corset that hugged her figure and a small pair of gold thongs, leaving her incredible curves on display.
To complete the unusual outfit, Lizzo rocked a headband adorned with white wings and a pair of jeweled sunglasses.
After sharing a series of dramatic photos, she posted a video dancing in the costume, but swapped the corset for a skimpy bikini top.
Lizzo gave her Instagram followers quite a show on Monday, as she shared a slew of snaps and videos in a bizarre new Halloween costume.
The singer, 36, painted her entire body bright red and donned a dungaree with large fake breasts and a bright blue wig.
She put on a white corset that hugged her figure and a small pair of gold thongs, leaving her incredible curves on display.
The tiny bra struggled to contain her ample rubber cleavage, providing a surprising display for fans as her top slid down and exposed a fake nipple, causing her to burst out laughing.
Captioning the series of posts, the Truth Hurts hitmaker wrote: WHO IS THIS DIVAAAAAA? before linking to a site called 1-800-hunnybunny.com.
The link took fans to a website selling an eight-inch polyvinyl sculpture of a character called Hunny Bunny, which looked identical to Lizzo’s costume and sold for $350.
Her followers quickly took to the comments to praise the musical artist for her eye-catching and stunning looks, but were left scratching their heads trying to figure out who she was dressed up as.
They begged her to explain the costume, as several admitted that they had confused her with the character from SpongeBob SquarePants, Mr Crabs, The Red Guy from Cartoon Network’s Cow and Chicken or a reference to Red Bull.
They wrote: ‘I love the costume, but who is this diva really? Ha ha ha; Am I the only one who doesn’t know what costume that is?
‘So what’s the costume? Please someone explain; HELP, I THOUGHT YOU WERE MR. CRAB; Not really, who is she, unless I don’t understand the reference?
‘No disrespect, Lizzo, but why does this costume give me the red demon from Cartoon Network’s cow and chicken?’ I really love the costume’.
Completing the unusual outfit, Lizzo rocked a headband adorned with white wings and a pair of jeweled sunglasses.
After sharing a series of dramatic photos, she posted a video dancing in the costume, but swapped the corset for a skimpy bikini top.
The tiny bra struggled to contain her ample rubber cleavage, giving fans a surprising display as her top slid down and exposed a fake nipple, causing her to burst out laughing.
‘Now, who is this supposed to be?’, genuinely asking; At first I thought my queen was Mr. Crabs; We’re confused but you look GOOD!
‘Only Google image searches for this and I’m still confused. I love it, but I have no idea what it really is.; Red Bull gives you wings’.
While fellow singer and collaborator on the 2022 hit song Special, SZA, also commented saying, ‘PLEAAASSEEE.’
Lizzo gave no further information, but it sparked speculation that the Hunny Bunny character was a hint of a future project or business venture.
It marked her second attention-grabbing Halloween costume in as many days, after the Good As Hell artist dressed up as ‘LizzOzempic’ over the weekend.
Returning to applaud the South Park episode The End of Obesity, which named her a harsh parody earlier this year, she donned a bedazzled replica of the weight-loss drug with a tape measure around her waist.
In one photo, Lizzo pretended to be in an ad for ‘LizzOzempic,’ which warned of fictitious side effects like putting ‘a smile on your face and pep in your step’ with a tagline that read, ‘Need self-love?’ Try Lizzo! Lose guilt, gain confidence.’
She later uploaded a video of herself twerking next to someone dressed in an inflatable South Park character Eric Cartman costume.
Captioning the series of posts, the Truth Hurts hitmaker wrote: WHO IS THIS DIVAAAAAA? before linking to a site called 1-800-hunnybunny.com
The link took fans to a website selling an eight-inch polyvinyl sculpture of a character called Hunny Bunny, which looked identical to Lizzo’s costume and sold for $350.
Her followers rushed to the comments to praise the musical artist for her eye-catching and stunning look, but were left scratching their heads trying to figure out who she was dressed as.
In the South Park episode that inspired his look, Cartman learns about a weight-loss drug, but is dismayed that his insurance won’t cover the drug.
Since his mother cannot pay out of pocket, his doctor recommends a new medication called ‘Lizzo’, in a cruel mockery of the singer.
The animated series showed a fake commercial for the drug that said, ‘FDA-approved Lizzo makes you feel good about your weight and costs 90% less than Ozempic.’
‘In case studies, 70% of patients taking Lizzo no longer cared how much they weighed. “Lizzo helps you eat whatever you want and keep physical activity to a minimum,” the ad states.
Last month, Lizzo responded to speculation that she had taken Ozempic to lose weight.
Showing off his physical transformation, he reflected: “When you finally get the Ozempic charges after 5 months of weight training and calorie deficit.”
During an interview with The New York Times In March, Lizzo opened up about her weight loss journey.
She said: ‘I have been methodical and have lost weight very slowly. I don’t really see it because if anyone who is 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, she has kept her followers updated on her journey by sharing snaps of her working out.
It marked her second attention-grabbing Halloween costume in as many days, after the Good As Hell artist dressed up as ‘LizzOzempic’ over the weekend.
Returning to applaud the South Park episode The End of Obesity, which named her a harsh parody earlier this year, she donned a bedazzled replica of the weight-loss drug with a tape measure around her waist.