Lizzo Stuns In Bra And Panty Selfie After Reaching Weight Loss Milestone

Lizzo is embracing her transformation and showing off the results of her weight-loss journey with confidence!

The 36-year-old rapper and singer, known for her body-positive stance, shared a striking bra-and-panty selfie on Wednesday, proving just how far she has come since setting her personal health goals. Her latest snap had fans in awe, with many noting how dramatically her 5ft10in frame has changed compared to photos from previous years.

Lizzo, whose real name is Melissa Jefferson, impressed her massive 43.1 million Instagram followers with the post. The comment section was flooded with reactions, with one user, @milf_muva_meme, writing, “Baby, what y’all gonna say now? Lizzo ain’t playing.”

Another follower, @cesarecutz, added, “Now she’s been activated.”

Some fans even found inspiration in her journey, with @billsarafina admitting, “Yeah, I gotta lose weight.”

Meanwhile, @officialhandz_k pointed out a shift in how people respond to Lizzo’s posts, saying, “It’s crazy to see your comment section has gone from a bashing zone to praise and worship since your weight loss… Fatphobia is real! You look amazing!”

Lizzo herself has spoken about the way people react to her body, telling fans in January 2024, “Isn’t it so crazy how many people come out of the woodworks when you lose weight? Very telling.”

The four-time Grammy winner has been open about her fitness goals, revealing earlier this year that she had been on an intentional weight-loss journey.

“Even at the end of my weight-loss journey, I’m not going to be considered thin by any means,” she shared in January. “I will still be considered morbidly obese on the BMI. And little bros on the internet are still going to call me big-backed. But I will be happy.”

And happy she was when, on January 16, she revealed through her weight-loss app that she had successfully reduced her body fat by 16% and lowered her BMI by 10.5.

“I did it. Today when I stepped on my scale, I reached my weight release goal,” she announced proudly. “I haven’t seen this number since 2014! Let this be a reminder—you can do anything you put your mind to. Time for new goals!”

Lizzo has never officially confirmed or denied using the weight-loss drug Ozempic, a semaglutide injectable originally intended for type 2 diabetes patients. While some speculated that it played a role in her transformation, she dismissed the rumors last September by rolling her eyes at the allegations.

Instead, the “Truth Hurts” hitmaker credited five months of weight training and a calorie-deficit diet focused on high-protein meals and vegetables for her slimmed-down figure.

Lizzo’s weight-loss reveal isn’t the only thing making headlines—she also teased new music last weekend with a cryptic Instagram clip. The snippet featured her silently cry-laughing while playing a haunting flute melody, sparking intrigue among fans.

She later confirmed that a new song will drop on February 28, marking the beginning of a fresh musical era.

Despite her personal and professional successes, Lizzo is still facing a legal battle with three of her former backup dancers—Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams, and Noelle Rodriguez—who filed a lawsuit against her last year, alleging sexual, religious, and racial harassment.

The “Good as Hell” singer has vehemently denied all accusations, but the case is set to go to trial at the Santa Monica Courthouse.

For now, though, Lizzo is celebrating her personal victories, looking ahead to her music comeback, and continuing to inspire fans with her journey.