The queen of self-love, Lizzo, recently blessed Instagram with a new set of selfies, and fans are in awe of her weight loss.
On Friday (Nov. 22), the “Good as Hell” hitmaker took to the ‘net to drop a series of jaw-dropping snaps from her car. Rocking a sheer white crop top paired with a denim-and-sheer skirt ensemble, Lizzo sported two “milkmaid” braids to complete her look.
The photos sparked instant love in her post’s comments, with fans hyping up her beauty and hard work in the gym.
“Baby that face card ain’t ever declining. EVER!!!!,” one fan gushed with a string of heart-eye emojis. Another wrote, “The cheekbones are cheekboning.” Another chimed in with “Always been that girl”—a comment fitting for the award-winning star.
Other fans commented on her weight loss, with one person saying, “Whew girl!! You looking skinny!! Still beautiful both ways. Love it.” Another fan praised her for doing it the “natural” way. “Working out & eating right. That’s how you lose weight!!!!” they wrote.
Lizzo hasn’t been shy about her weight loss journey. She’s been open about her approach to shedding pounds while sharing workouts, healthy eating habits, and her thoughts on embracing “balance.”
Earlier this year, she told The New York Times she’s focusing on a “natural weight-loss journey,” emphasizing consistency and self-love over “quick fixes.”
“I’m taking the time every day to put some love into my body,” she told the publication. “There is never a day when I regret taking a walk or doing some Pilates. I’ve been methodical, losing weight very slowly.”
However, Lizzo’s glow-up has also come with rumors about her using Ozempic. In September, she hilariously clapped back at whispers of her using the weight-loss drug.
“When you finally get Ozempic allegations after 5 months of weight training and calorie deficit,” she captioned a cheeky selfie video. For Halloween she even dressed as “LizzOzempic,” complete with a tape-measure belt and a mock ad for her fake weight-loss drug. She captioned the post: “Need self love? Try Lizzo! Lose guilt. Gain confidence.”
