Lizzo Is A Thick Goddess In Animal Print Set With Matching Nails

Lizzo is unleashing her wild side!

The singing sensation, who rose to fame with the self-love anthem "Truth Hurts," continues to spread awareness about body positivity using her plus-size figure and remarkable fashion sense.

From strutting down red carpets to performing in front of adoring fans or even from the comfort of her home, no matter the occasion, the 34-year-old dazzled audiences with her irresistible charm.

As an entertainer, the "Juice" singer knows how to bewitch fans with her beauty and talents, a feat the BET Award winner recently achieved on Instagram.

On the media sharing platform, the Hip-hop icon dropped a series of steamy pictures of herself in an all-pink ensemble that emphasized every inch of the Detroit native's voluptuous body.

The sizzling look, which featured a two-piece set, consisted of a crop top and knee-length pants designed with pink-and-black leopard prints.

Fans got a good view of Lizzo's generous bosom, which the "Good As Hell" artist flaunted in the low neck-line top that traded sleeves for black straps.

Following the sexy upper part, the 34-year-old snatched her stomach in the high-waisted trousers that clung to the "UglyDolls" voice actress's famous backside.

Instead of turning up the heat with foxy-themed makeup, the three-time AMA nominee toned down the provocative vibes with her adorable visuals.

The "Coconut Oil" songstress packed her long black hair into wavy pigtails, using white ball-shaped bands to hold the cute style in place.

As for her makeup, Lizzo kept it simple with pink eyeshadow, blushed-up cheeks, and glossy pink lips, while the entertainer's fingers were adorned with matching pink leopard print nails.

In each slide, the Billboard chart-topper teased viewers with different sensual poses, including a close-up view of the caramelized goddess bust, unique nails, and backside.

This alluring animal print set came from the Soul Train Music Award winner's shapewear brand, Yitty, which the Detroit native tagged in her post.

Not one to shy away from throwing funny jabs at herself, the body-positivity advocate captioned the promotional photoshoot: "Did someone order a fat b**ch."

Well, fans may have difficulty requesting the "Hustlers" star as the songstress continues to prove herself as a force to be reckoned with in the entertainment industry.

As shared by Billboard, the 34-year-old's "About Damn Time" song topped the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart, reaching No.1 in just 14 weeks after entering the list at No. 50.

This marked the second time Lizzo's song would dominate the platform, as she previously earned this achievement in 2019 with "Truth Hurts," which remained number one for seven weeks.

According to the news outlet, the song has received over 80 million radio airplay audience impressions, 14.3 million streams, and 14,000 paid downloads. The track also won the top Sales Gainer honors on the Hot 100 charts.

Following the announcement of this stellar achievement, the three-time Grammy Award winner updated her Instagram page with a celebratory video.

In the short clip, the plus-size model wore a yellow camisole underneath a matching yellow shirt, which she knotted around her waist and completed the casual look with ripped jeans.

Blake Slatkin, a renowned songwriter, joined the "Rumors" Singer in creating champagne showers while cheering and screaming as they sprayed the bubbly contents on the ground.

This post received over million views and numerous comments from fans like fellow singer SZA, who praised Lizzo for achieving the No. 1 spot on Billboard's iconic charts.

As reported by The Blast, Lizzo reflected on her achievements during a candid interview, where the Detroit native revealed why she remained humble despite her fame.

According to the songstress, her celebrity status was a "very peaceful place" for her to enjoy because she attained this spot without chasing success.

"I feel like all of my projects before this were not in pursuit of fame," the 34-year-old explained, "but in pursuit of telling my story, and finding my voice, and then eventually helping people."

The "Watch Out for the Big Grrrls" host noted that she would have lost the desire to share her stories if she only focused on attaining new accolades as an artist.