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Lizzo, 36, recently shared a revealing selfie on social media, showcasing a visibly slimmer figure as she celebrated reaching her long-term weight-loss goal. The Truth Hurts hitmaker, known for promoting body positivity, received a wave of reactions from her 43.1 million Instagram followers.
While many praised her hard work, others pointed out how online discussions had shifted—from past criticism to praise—sparking debates on societal attitudes toward body image and weight loss. Some users noted that those who once mocked her were now applauding her transformation, highlighting ongoing conversations about fatphobia and weight bias.
On January 16, Lizzo proudly announced that she had lowered her BMI by 10.5 points and shed 16% of her body fat, marking a major milestone in her fitness journey. She credited her progress to weight training, a calorie-deficit diet, and consistent lifestyle changes. Her transformation aligns with what she had previously shared about her approach to weight loss, emphasizing that her focus was always on health rather than societal expectations.
In a statement from January 2024, Lizzo made it clear that while she was intentionally working on her health, she had no desire to conform to traditional beauty standards. She acknowledged that even after significant weight loss, she would still be classified as "morbidly obese" by BMI metrics and expected online critics to continue commenting on her body. However, she emphasized that her focus remained on personal happiness and well-being, rather than external validation.
As discussions continue around her transformation, Lizzo remains focused on her personal journey and is gearing up to make waves with her upcoming music release on February 28.
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