Lizzo Looks Slimmer As She Boldly Flaunts Her Transformation After Reaching Her Weight Loss Goals

Lizzo confidently bared her curves in a new video on Monday, adding to the numerous posts she has shared online to showcase her weight loss success.

The "Truth Hurts" singer has been on a weight loss journey for months and previously revealed that she has significantly reduced her body mass and fat levels.

Lizzo has also opened up about using weight loss medication as part of her journey, along with a structured diet plan that focuses on eating more whole foods.

On Monday, Lizzo once again flaunted her incredible weight loss transformation in a new online video.

This time, the singer wore a two-piece set from her Stretchy Fit collection under her loungewear range, Yitty brand.

The outfit featured a black, thin-strapped tank top paired with matching underwear that covered her modestly while accentuating her curves.

Posing in front of her bathroom mirror, Lizzo praised the outfit, saying she has been wearing pieces from the collection every day since its launch earlier this month.

She also described the collection as "better than skin," and encouraged her fans to try it out for themselves.

In the caption, she added another promotional remark, writing, "Body yitTEA Have you tried Stretchy Fit? Go to @yitty right now! You won't regret it."

The singer's followers heaped praises on the new collection after the rapper made the post, showcasing her slimmed-down figure.

"So cute. Bout time i tap in & try all these," a fan noted, while another commented, "once again, I know tea when I see it."

A third person noted, "Congrats on your amazing determination, GLOWING. I also love your Sailor Moon wand."

One more fan commented, "She looks great without a lot of cosmetic procedures."

Lizzo's latest post comes just a few weeks after she promoted another outfit from her loungewear line in a similar social media video.

At that time, the 37-year-old singer sported mint-green biker shorts and a white zip-up track jacket, accessorized with a bold, diamond-encrusted Yitty chain and pendant.

She also urged her followers to "get into this Yitty activewear" and shared where they could purchase the pieces.

"If you want Yitty activewear, you can now get it at Walmart!' the singer also mentioned in the video, "Yitty Active is everywhere!"

On the brand's website, shoppers can browse a wide selection of items, including bodysuits, bras, dresses, shapewear, pants, tanks, and shorts, all available in sizes from XS to 6X.

Several VIP deals were also featured, with select pieces priced between $7 and $19.

Last year, Lizzo revealed that she was on an "intentional" weight loss journey after fans noticed she had slimmed down.

At the time, she also stated that she doesn't expect to be "considered thin" once she reaches her goal, but she would rather focus on being happy and healthy.

"Even at the end of my weight-loss journey, I'm not going to be considered thin by any means," Lizzo added. "I will still be considered morbidly obese on the BMI. But I will be happy."

Earlier this year, she revealed that she had reached her weight loss goal. Lizzo also noted that she had lowered her body mass index (BMI) by 10.5 points and had lost 16% of her body fat.

With her weight loss came speculation that the rapper had used Ozempic to aid her transformation.

Although Lizzo initially responded to the rumors with sarcasm on social media, she eventually confirmed during her appearance on the "Just Trish" podcast in June that she had indeed used the drug.

"I've tried everything," she told her host, according to The Blast. "It's just the science, for me, calories in vs. calories out. Ozempic works because you eat less food."

She added, "It makes you feel full. So, if you can just do that on your own and get mind-over-matter, it's the same."

The rapper also revealed that following a regimented diet also helped, which involved her switching from eating 3,000 to 5,000 calories of vegan junk food to eating more whole foods.

She revealed, "So for me, when I actually started eating whole foods and eating like beef and chicken and fish, I was actually full and not expanding my stomach by putting a lot of like fake things in there that wasn't actually filling me up."