Lizzo Reveals She Feels 'Really Bad' For Overeating Amid HeWeight Loss Journey

Lizzo is being very vulnerable about her weight loss journey as she opens up about her struggles with overeating.

She confessed to feeling "really bad" about her food habits after denying rumors that she used ozempic to achieve her new weight.

Lizzo recently made her first public appearance since achieving her body goals, dining out at the popular Nobu restaurant in New York City.

Lizzo, born Melissa Viviane Jefferson, took to TikTok to show off her slimmed-down figure and opened up about how terrible she feels about her eating habits.

In the post, the "About Damn Time" crooner can be seen stepping away from the camera as she tries to show off her new body.

She wore an oversized striped shirt, a denim mini skirt, and accessorized with large hoop earrings. She completed the look with nearly knee-high boots and styled her hair in banhu knots.

"I overate yesterday, and I'm feeling really bad about it," she wrote in the post. "I'm trying to remind myself that my body needed that nourishment."

She continued, "And if my body deserves comfort then my brain deserves comfort too."

In an effort to console her fans who may be experiencing the same struggle, the Grammy winner added, "If you're going through this, [you're] not alone."

Lizzo's honest admittance comes on the heels of her denying accusations that she used the diabetes medication Ozempic to aid in her weight loss journey.

In one of her previous Instagram posts, a fan accused her of using the controversial drug, but the singer didn't let it slide.

"Did she use ozempic or did she snort coke," the fan wrote, to which the "Good as Hell" singer responded, "Whyyyy do u follow me?" and added four crying face emojis.

Lizzo then shared a screenshot of the exchange in a separate post on September 20, writing, "'oZeMpIc oR cOkE?' - a fan."

She included a video of herself mouthing the viral TikTok sound bite "It's like a reward," which was originally spoken by Christoph Waltz's character in the film "Django Unchained," along with the caption, "When you finally get ozempic allegations after 5 months of weight training and calorie deficit."

The "About Damn Time" crooner stunned fans when she was recently spotted out and about in New York City with her new trimmed figure.

Lizzo was seen leaving the popular celeb hotspot Nobu restaurant in New York City in a sheer black-and-white designer ensemble.

She styled her outfit with a customized leather trench coat over her shoulders and glamorous shades, paired with matching boots and a bag.

Lizzo has seemingly slammed her foot on the brakes to take time for herself amid several unsettling sexual harassment accusations that she's been accused of.

At the time, she took to her Instagram account and shared a clip of herself on a trip to Bali, where she walked to the balcony of her vacation home and silently stood in the rain.

"I'm taking a gap year & protecting my peace," she wrote in the caption.

Back in March, she teased that she was stepping away from music, writing on Instagram that she was "constantly up against lies being told about me for clout & views" and tired of "being the butt of the joke every single time because of how I look."

"I didn't sign up for this sh-t — I QUIT," she added.

However, the following month, she expressed that she was not quitting music but instead not giving attention to "negative energy."

Several of Lizzo's backup dancers and employees slammed her with accusations of a "sexually charged environment" during their time working with her.

Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams, and Noelle Rodriguez filed a lawsuit claiming they were sexually harassed and were subjected to a hostile work environment during their time working with her, per the Daily Mail.

They alleged that Lizzo also weight-shamed them and forced one of them to engage in racy activity with a nude performer in a strip club.

Lizzo, who recently lost a petition to dismiss the lawsuit, has since denied the allegations, calling them "false," "unbelievable," and "too outrageous."