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Lizzo has been accused of hypocrisy after she shared a video promoting body positivity after previously battling allegations of 'fat-shaming' her dancers. The singer, 35, shared a video on Tuesday where she sarcastically advised her followers how they can obtain a 'summer body'. In the clip, the Good As Hell hitmaker is seen walking on a treadmill while dressed in a pale pink swimsuit. 

Lizzo went braless on Monday as she modeled the new collection of underwear from her shapewear company Yitty. In a clip shared to Instagram, the singer, 35, who introduced the inclusive line in 2022, demonstrated her curves in a video shared to Instagram. Posing in a red two-piece, she snapped the fabric to reveal its shaping characteristics before turning to a vibrant blue set.

The lawyer for three dancers who have accused Lizzo of sexual assault has slammed Lizzo's appearance at the Grammy Awards on Sunday. Melissa Viviane Jefferson, 35, whose full name is Melissa Viviane Jefferson, stood in front of millions to present the award for Best R&B song in what was a contentious decision for organisers. Barrister Neama Rahmani, who represents Lizzo's accusers, has asked why the Recording Academy gave the musician such a platform amid the scandal.

Melissa Viviane Jefferson, the musical artist, claimed she denied 'each and every allegation' brought against her by dancers Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams, and Noelle Rodriguez in September. At the awards ceremony on Sunday, the 35-year-old performed Best R&B Song to SZA. The singer came out to huge applause and even danced to her own song, 'About Damn Time,' for a brief period of time before presenting.'

Lizzo's attempt to bring a sexual harassment lawsuit against her has been dismissed. Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams, and Noelle Rodriguez, a back-up dancer, have filed a series of lawsuits against the 35-year-old actress, her production company, Big Grrrl Big Touring, Inc., and dance team captain Shirlene Quigley, alleging that Lizzo pressed nude performers while in Amsterdam and forced to endure weight shaming. Lizzo had attempted to get the case dismissed out but a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled that the lawsuit will proceed. We're really happy with the judge's decision, and we certainly see it as a victory on balance,' Davis, Williams and Rodriguez's attorney Ron Zambrano told People in a tweet.'

Lizzo has requested that the Los Angeles Superior Court dismiss a complaint brought last month by three former dancers accusing her of body shaming and bullying. If legal proceedings are not dismissed out, the 35-year-old Detroit native, who was consulted by Page Six on Thursday, said she would prefer a jury trial.

Lizzo has been named in yet another lawsuit filed by someone who claims to be a former tour employee just weeks after being blasted by three young back-up dancers who are now suing her, but her spokesperson denied the allegation that the accuser had never met or even spoken to' the actress. According to TMZ on Thursday, the 35-year-old Truth Hurts hitmaker, who recently put on a cheeky display, is now being sued by a woman who claims to have been ordered to hear racist and fatphobic remarks from Lizzo's staff while working long hours. Asha Daniels says she was recruited by a member of Lizzo's crew Amanda Nomura to join the singer's tour in 2023 with a gig in wardrobe.

Lizzo's business as normal, as she shared a slew of cheeky snaps in a bottom-flashing miniskirt on Instagram on Thursday. When being accused of pressuring her dancers to physically engage with sex workers at a club in Amsterdam's Red Light District this past February, the artist, 35, is facing a civil lawsuit. But Lizzo, who vehemently denies the charges, brought the court drama to a different degree as she posed up a storm for the camera.

Lizzo posted a series of snaps on her Instagram account on Monday, offering a glimpse into her summer holiday. The 35-year-old performer posed in the photos and soaked up the sun while sipping a cocktail on a boat's front deck. During her boating trip, the hitmaker, who is no longer in contention to perform at the Super Bowl Halftime Show, wore a vibrantly patterned and multicolored cover-up that draped over a large portion of her upper body.

Lizzo shopped outside Beverly Hills on Tuesday after being arrested by Chanel in the middle of her ongoing sexual assault and a tense workplace lawsuit. As she sipped on a glass of champagne at the luxury store, the singer, 35, wore a denim mini skirt with a fitted bodysuit. Lizzo is planning to sue three of her former back-up dancers who are reportedly suing her for alleged sexual assault.

Lizzo's three former back-up dancers who are suing her for alleged sexual assault have branded the actress's attempts to sue as a 'insidious attempt at intimation.' Crystal Williams, 24, Noelle Rodriguez, 25, and Arianna Davis, 26, have accused the Grammy-winning pop star of sexual assault and racial discrimination, as well as a hostile work environment, alleging that the plus-sized pop icon pulled them along for degrading sex shows while touring Europe in February and March.

Lizzo is planning to sue three of her former back-up dancers who are suing her for allegations of sexual assault. Crystal Williams, 24, Noelle Rodriguez, 25, 25 and 26 are accusing the Grammy winner, 35, of sexual and racial discrimination, as well as a hostile work environment, alleging that the plus-sized pop icon dragged them along to degrading sex shows when touring Europe in February and March.

According to DailyMail.com, Lizzo's accusers have signed up for more dancing with the singer just weeks after she allegedly sexually assaulted and bodyshamed them. When touring Europe in February and March, Crystal Williams, Noelle Rodriguez, and Arianna Davis say the plus-sized pop icon dragged them along to degrading sex shows. According to Lizzo's lawyer Marty Singer, the trio's raunchy performances left them feeling of emotional distress, but within weeks, all three of them had signed new deals with the 'Truth Hurts' hitmaker. According to documents shared exclusively by DailyMail.com, an agent for Davis, 24, and Williams, 26, signed a memorandum of understanding dated April 11, while a rep for 25-year-old Rodriguez revealed her commitment in an email sent exclusively to DailyMail.com.

Lizzo has received a show of help from her Big Grrl & Big Boii dance troupes, who took to Instagram on Thursday to post a joint statement thanking the troubled singer. Following the conclusion of her most recent trek, The Special Tour, the dance troupes said they were "so proud to share the stage with such exceptional talent."

Lizzo, 35 (left) was kicked out of the lineup considerations at the forthcoming Super Bowl LVII, where reports indicate she was in 'talks' about her appearance in the Halftime show and, potentially, the National Anthem. But after the singer's soaring flop last week, which began when three former dancers Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams, and Noelle Rodriguez (right) filed a lawsuit against Lizzo for sexual assault and weight shaming, reports close to the scandal-plagued pop star say that her team is frantically trying to'save her sinking ship.'

Ron Zambrano, a lawyer who specializes in employment law and represents back-up dancers Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams, and Noelle Rodriguez (right and inset), said his company is now investigating the latest allegations. According to NBC News, six people pleaded to tour with Lizzo (left), either as back-up dancers or on the popstar's Amazon studios, with the allegations centered around an alleged "sexually charged environment" on Lizzo's tour and a failure to pay employees. It came after dancers Davis, Williams, and Rodriguez sat down for an interview with Good Morning America last week, in which they branded the 35-year-old pop star 'fat-phobic' and shared sordid tales from their time touring with their former employer. Lizzo has denied all allegations made by her former dancers.

The Made in America festival in Jay-Z has been postponed due to'severe' circumstances, Lizzo was supposed to be the talk of the evening in the midst of her latest sexual harassment lawsuit. The festival, which was supposed to take place in Philadelphia on September 2 and 3, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share the shocking news. 'Due to serious circumstances outside of production oversight, the 2023 Made in America festival will no longer be happening.' This decision has been lengthy and has not been made without much deliberation. Made in America has a tradition of providing unforgettable experiences for musicians and concertgoers, and it is our pledge to continue to provide a top-notch festival experience.'

Lizzo started losing thousands of Instagram followers after being accused of sexual assault and body shaming. Now that number has surpassed 220,000 as her followers continue to ban her from participating. According to the statistics website Social Blade, the singer had over 13.5 million Instagram followers before and now she has 13.3 million. Three of her former backing dancers, along with others, are being sued for suspected sexual assault, discrimination, and establishing a hostile work environment. On Tuesday, a lawsuit was filed in California.

Grimes has come to the defense of Lizzo, as the Truth Hurts singer faces a lawsuit brought by three dancers of sexual assault and a hostile work environment. Claire Elise Boucher, the 35-year-old singer whose real name is Claire Elise Boucher, posted a statement on Sunday in favor of Lizzo, who was identified in a civil lawsuit brought in Los Angeles by dancers Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams, and Noelle Rodriguez.

Lizzo has hinted that something was troubling her just a week before she was accused of sexual assault and creating a hostile work environment for three of her former back-up dancers. Melissa Jefferson, a 35-year-old woman, described a bad day she was having on Sunday's interview with Channel Nine's Tom Steinfort on 60 Minutes. Even now, I was having a rough day, I was sad and stuff earlier today,' she said.

Since losing a lawsuit over an alleged hostile work environment and allegations of weight shaming and sexual harassment, Lizzo's former back-up dancers are continuing to speak out against the artist. Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams, and Noelle Rodriguez sat down for an interview with Good Morning America on Friday, where they branded the 35-year-old pop star'fat, and said her reaction to her suit was hypocritical and felt like a 'punch.' "I know it's troubling to learn that Lizzo, a plus-size woman who preaches body positivity, would be fat-phobic." Davis said, "I want to challenge people to understand that hurt people hurt people."

Lizzo's back-up dancers have retaliated against the singer's allegations that they are suing her because they were fired from her job, while still complaining that they were fired due to 'budget cuts,' claims. Following a leak that she is being sued for sexual assault, the rapper released a statement on Thursday slamming the 'unbelievable and outrageous' allegations. Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams, and Noelle Rodriguez confessed that Lizzo's reaction has been "disheartening" and that her calls for female liberation and body positivity have been "perpetutive," during their first UK interview on Channel 4 News.

Ron Zambrano, a lawyer, is now representing three young dancers who have accused him of sexual assault, and more have come forward to comment about the actor's appearances after they pleaded guilty to touch a nude performer in a strip joint. More people have since come forward, according to Newsnation; now that this is out, the cat is out of the bag, people are coming forward and saying "You know what, I went through it." "You know what, behind closed doors this is how Lizzo is," says the manager.'

Former Lizzo dancers who brought a sexual harassment lawsuit against her have expressed concern for her statement that denied the allegations. Crystal Williams, Arianna Davis, and Noelle Rodriguez, a 35-year-old Good As Hell hitmaker, is being sued by former backing dancers for suspected sexual assault, discrimination, and creating a hostile work environment. Lizzo denied the allegations as untrue, and allege that her accusers had been warned of their own 'inappropriate and unprofessional' conduct before.