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Singer Sia's Fans Praise Her 'Choice To Alter My Appearance' With Liposuction

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By Afouda Bamidele on December 11, 2023 at 1:00 PM EST

Sia has the love of her fans on lockdown!

Members of her fanbase applauded the singer after she took to social media to disclose her plans to alter her physical appearance while admitting to the privilege that allowed her to do so. She also shared that the decision to change her appearance was based on happenings that affected her well-being.

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Sia Earns A New Crown Following Her Admission To Getting A Liposuction 

On Sunday, Sia took to social media to reveal details about an ongoing situation in her personal life. In a lengthy statement, she began:

"Had to take a medication that made me put on a lot of weight that I just can't shift with exercise or thyroid meds so I went in for lipo today. Please know that I am so lucky to have the resources to change the way I look and that when you see me looking crazy foxy again (?) that I want you to know it did not come from diet and exercise."

After declaring that she wanted "to be truthful about all of my procedures" to avoid contributing "to the system that tells us we aren't enough," the "Chandelier" hitmaker confessed:

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"I am insecure like most people and being in the public eye gives me anxiety, so I've made the choice to alter my appearance for my own confidence issues. Pray for me please! ? I love you, keep going!"

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Upon making the announcement public on X, one person supportively replied, "Queen we love you how you're and you can you can do whatever makes you feel more confident we will love you in all your shapes and forms ❤️."

Another fan agreeably wrote, "For us, all of us, you're always beautiful! Your inside always shines through ❤️," as a third commented, "You ate this grandmother." A fourth X user took a cue from the Australian singer-songwriter, lengthily penning:

"Transparency is beautiful. Self-care takes many shapes. Safe ways & amounts of altering appearances to help self-confidence are never shameful. One of the many reasons I admire you! Happy & healthy healing journey after your surgery!"

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"Sia we absolutely f——g love you. You have to do what makes you happy. We are like totally the same, and I can totally identify with what you're saying," a fifth online individual passionately reiterated.

Similarly, a sixth Lover, as Sia's fans are called, pointed out, "Oh Sia. You are beautiful no matter what you do. But, if this is what you want then as long as you are doing it for the right reasons then good luck with procedure and recovery."

"I love you so much and I wish the best for you. You're so strong. We will always support you ?," a seventh fan asserted, while an eighth crowned her the "QUEEN OF SURGERY AND TRANSPARENCY ??."

Sia Channeled Depression For Music Inspiration

Singer SIA seen in the press room for the 38th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony held at the Barclay Center.
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During a September chat with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1, the 47-year-old artiste opened up about how a challenging period evolved into a well of inspiration for her upcoming 2024 album, "Reasonable Woman." 

When discussing her creative process for the project, Sia mentioned sporadically crafting "a song here or there over the last six, seven years." Going further she explained:

"I got divorced, and that really threw me for a loop. That was such a dark time that I was like in bed for three years…really, really severely depressed. And so I couldn't really do anything for that period of time." 

The "Elastic Heart" singer eventually got back into making music, as she recalled, "And then I started again, just little bits and pieces here and there, but it was really hard to get me out of bed." 

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She expressed that the songwriting process slowly gained momentum until it culminated in a collection of songs fitting for an album, additionally detailing:

"I just rely on my management to tell me when we've got enough good ones. I don't really. I can tell when I think one is particularly good. I think I can tell, but they tell me when we've got, you know, 11 or 12 or 13 enough good ones. Real good ones." 

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