Lizzo loves her new figure, but she doesn’t like to use the term “weight loss” about her body transformation. The singer said she prefers saying she had a “weight release” as it provides a more ...

Lizzo says she is “still a proud big girl” despite a significant weight loss that left her feeling excluded from the “big business” of the body positivity movement. “Over 200 pounds. And I love myself ...

Lizzo turned heads on Thursday as she made a striking appearance in a stunning blue outfit while attending the amfAR The ...

Lizzo continues to be a strong advocate for body positivity and always prioritizes confidence. The star, who turned 38 on April 27, is close to approaching a new decade and shows no signs of slowing ...

Lizzo says body positivity is a “radical act”. The 37-year-old singer has been documenting her dramatic weigh loss journey on social media and has now told Women’s Health she embraces her current ...

Lizzo is releasing herself from the weight of worrying about how other people perceive her weight. In a recent interview with Women’s Health, the musician detailed her experience acclimating to her ...

*Lizzo has penned a candid reflection on her personal transformation and the shifting landscape for plus-size women in today’s culture. The Grammy-winning artist published an essay on Substack titled ...

Lizzo had a vulnerable, candid discussion about weight loss on the final episode Songs & Stories with Kelly Clarkson on Tuesday, September 9 "I think when you are a pop star, they put you in a box, ...

As a young girl, Lizzo tried intensely to, literally, fit in. The now-superstar would wear body girdles and skin-tight corsets to school, contorting the shape of her body — an experience she said was ...

Lizzo is telling her followers battling body dysmorphia to “take the compliment” and be kinder to themselves. Lizzo is using her platform to speak directly to those grappling with body dysmorphia, ...

From early on, cultural forces strongly signal to women and to girls that their bodies aren’t “good enough.” What is seen in movies and social feeds leads to distorted self-perceptions in the mirror; ...