Lizzo Defends Relationship Amid Growing Legal Troubles

Lizzo's love life is taking center stage amid her legal drama.

Amidst allegations of sexual harassment and abuse claims, the singer firmly denies any split from boyfriend Myke Wright, even though they recently unfollowed each other. The pair have been publicly connected since October 2021, especially after she officially acknowledged their relationship on a show in April 2022.

The couple, who began dating in 2021 after co-hosting MTV's "Wonderland" in 2016, face break-up speculations after unfollowing each other, accompanied by the "Good As Hell" songstress' removal of all shared photos.

Contrary to rumors, a representative for the celebrity informed Daily Mail that the assertions of their separation hold "no truth." Having previously hailed Wright as the "love of my life," the 35-year-old shared an affectionate picture with him just last month, captioned: "Selfie with my favorite artist."

The image, taken from the chest upwards, reveals the "Juice" artist in a plunging pink bra with a headband adorning her hairline, exuding bliss. Reports suggest that the bond suffered from a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by three of the artist's ex-dancers.

Additionally, allegations from her beau's former girlfriend, Brooklyn Elizabeth Brown, claiming mistreatment by Lizzo and their eventual romantic involvement, added further complexity to the situation.

In a TikTok video, the disgruntled ex-flame revealed, "I was with him for ten years. I supported him through everything, and when he finally got a big break, he left me for Lizzo." A source revealed to The Sun:

"Lizzo has taken the past few weeks very hard and her relationship has suffered. They had a big falling out earlier in the week, and she is really upset." 

The insider further stated, "Both of them have thought of themselves as soulmates, so it has been really hard on them. Those close to them are hoping they will make up." This is undoubtedly heartbreaking for the four-time Grammy Awards winner who went Instagram official with the comedian in June 2022. 

Captioned "Ima boss ass b*tch, b*tch, b*tch, b*tch, b*tch, b*tch, b*tch💅🏾 #FYC," the songwriter's collection of images featured her donning a pink party dress, matching tights and gloves. 

The photo set also encompassed shots of the "Big Grrrl Small World" artist with comedian Loni Love and a little dance in her cute outfit. She also cozily posed with the Doubting Thomas actor on the red carpet, along with an image of her hand on top of his in a car, displaying her evening jewelry.

After being accused by three of her former backup dancers, six more individuals have come forward with allegations of a "sexually charged environment" during their time on the road with the star.

Although Lizzo had released a statement addressing the issue, it was criticized by the accusers for lacking recognition of their emotions. The individuals, who are still anonymous, reportedly raised allegations of uncomfortable conduct and inappropriate remarks experienced while touring with the Primetime Emmy Award winner. 

Ron Zambrano, the attorney representing three of Lizzo's ex-backup dancers, mentioned that his law firm has been investigating at least six new cases of a "sexually charged environment" and labor payment issues.

These reports have been submitted by individuals who asserted they had collaborated with the TV personality. Among those implicated are dancers and individuals who were part of her Amazon Studios reality series, "Lizzo's Watch Out for the Big Grrrls." 

Zambrano pointed out that upon examining the allegations, some are legally actionable while others are not. He stated, "Some of the claims we are reviewing may be actionable, but it is too soon to say." 

The new case comes after the three ex-backup dancers—Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams, and Noelle Rodriguez— filed a lawsuit asserting sexual harassment and a hostile work atmosphere while working with Lizzo. 

The lawsuit outlines unsettling occurrences where the "Wonderland" host allegedly engaged in weight-shaming and compelled one of the individuals to partake in a suggestive act alongside a nude performer at a strip club.

She reportedly endorsed activities like "catching dildos launched from the performers' vaginas and eating bananas protruding from the performers' vaginas."