Lizzo Praised For Her 'True Weight Loss' As She Flaunts Slimmed-Down Figure After Claiming She's Still 'Big'

Lizzo has once again stunned fans with her dramatic weight loss after taking to social media to show off her slimmer frame in a very tiny two-piece.

This comes after the singer shut down critics for branding her as "skinny," emphasizing that she remains a "big girl."

Lizzo also recently refused to disclose the exact number of pounds she has dropped, but opened up about being bullied for her curves due to her confidence as a plus-sized woman.

Lizzo took to social media on Saturday to showcase her weight loss in an energetic video, where she can be seen rapping and dancing.

The "Good as Hell" singer posted the racy clip, which features her dancing in her backyard in a tiny gray and pink bikini, on Instagram, much to the surprise and admiration of her millions of followers.

She also wore a black balaclava in the clip as she danced and rapped to an audio of herself.

Lizzo captioned the post, "BLACK TRUCK A-S POKING OUT THA WINDOW," in reference to one of the lyrics in the rap song.

Fans swiftly took to the comment section to react to Lizzo's weight loss journey with one writing: "She is exactly who she thinks she is."

Another fan penned, "Real true weight loss as I battle my own weight challenge, you have a great voice, keep shouting."

A third person wrote, "She loss that weight, you can't tell her [nothing] about clothes anymore."

However, many others threw a jab at her for not putting clothes on, as a person commented, "Love Everything About Lizzo. Just wish that she stayed clothed. I think Women are more beautiful dressed than undressed, imho."

The recent post comes after Lizzo slammed claims that she is "skinny now." During an appearance on "The Breakfast Club," the singer pushed back when Charlamagne Tha God said he doesn't consider her "big" anymore.

"I am big," Lizzo declared. "What [are] we talking about? Baby, I'm big."

"The Internet is like, 'Oh, Lizzo's skinny now,'" she continued. "I am well over 200 pounds, do you know what I'm saying? I'm 5-foot-9. I got double-numbered pants on now."

Lizzo's weight loss journey has been a topic of debate among netizens, with many accusing her of turning to the celebrity-favored weight loss drug Ozempic.

Earlier this year, she revealed that she'd attained her goal weight after losing a whopping 16% of her body fat.

However, during a recent appearance on "The Jason Lee Show," the 37-year-old rapper refused to reveal the exact number of pounds she has lost since embarking on her weight-loss journey in 2023, but spoke about being bullied for her curves due to her confidence as a plus-sized woman.

"I think it was crazy to people because I was fat," she said. "The shocking factor was that people couldn't believe that someone that looked like me was confident."

Host Jason Lee responded, "You were cute when you were bigger," before Lizzo fired back, "I was fine as f-ck!"

She was then pressed to reveal the exact amount of weight she lost on her journey, but the singer declined, saying, "If I say the number, I don't think people could do the math."

Lizzo continued, "I've just seen a lot of TikToks where it's like, 'Lizzo talks about her 500lbs weight loss!' Why are y'all putting numbers on me? It kind of annoys me."

Lizzo is well-known for her body positivity stance and her messages promoting women's empowerment. During a recent Hollywood concert she headlined, the "About Damn Time" rapper went on a long rant in support of black trans women as pride month kicked in.

"This is dedicated to you and, more importantly, the black trans women who, without their fight, we would not be able to celebrate today," she said from the main stage of OUTLOUD's LGBTQIA+ Pride festival.

"And we still in some sh-t, right? But hopefully one day, beyond this motherf-cking rainbow b-tch, we will see a place where we no longer have to fight to exist. This is for you," she added.

According to the Daily Mail, Lizzo represented her shapewear brand at the event by wearing a black-studded Yitty top with a pair of Daisy Dukes and a red faux fur maxi-coat selected by styling duo Wayman + Micah.

Following her remark, she proceeded to perform a stripped-down version of the 1939 Wizard of Oz anthem "Over the Rainbow" with a piano accompanist.

During her appearance on the "On Purpose With Jay Shetty" podcast, Lizzo explained why she uses the term "weight release" instead of weight loss.

She credited her boyfriend, Myke Wright, and explained, "My man, he's so funny. He was the one that brought it to my attention at first. Because at first I was like, 'Oh my gosh, I lost five pounds' and he was like, 'Where did it go?'"

"I was mad at him, I was like, 'Why would he say that?' but he was like, 'Where did it go?'" she continued, before explaining that she did not want to "lose anything" but instead wanted to "win."