Lizzo Shows Of Her Incredible Weight Loss Transformation In A Sleek Silver Gown At Vogue World After-Party

Lizzo recently sent fans into a frenzy again with her recent appearance at Vogue World 2025 after-party in L.A., where she flaunted her weight loss in a sleek silver gown.

The singer stepped out with her boyfriend, Myke Wright, and was seen alongside several other Hollywood stars, such as Tyler Perry and Camilla Cabello.

Lizzo, who continues to show off her massive weight loss online, said that she's only out to "inspire people to enjoy their bodies," months after celebrating attaining her goal weight.

Lizzo looked so much in love as she and her boyfriend, Myke Wright, were pictured holding hands while making their exit from the exclusive Vogue World party in L.A.

In photos obtained by the Daily Mail, the Grammy-winning rapper turned heads as she showed off her slimmed-down body in a tight-fitting silver dress with a thigh-high split.

She threw on a pair of black stilettos and accessorized with complementary hoop earrings and bold silver rings. The couple looked so much in love as they exited the lavish occasion together.

While at the event, which was held at the Chateau Marmont, Lizzo was pictured chatting with Australian filmmaker Baz Luhrmann. Celebrities that also turned up include Julia Garner, Gracie Abrams, Nicole Kidman, and Doja Cat, to name a few.

Lizzo has been open about her weight loss and has wasted no time in showing off her progress in recent years.

Back in September, she dazzled in a glittering, tight-fitting gown as she attended the star-studded Canelo Álvarez vs. Terence Crawford Netflix Live Event at Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium.

A day before the outing, she took to social media to share a video of herself dancing in activewear to her song "IDGAS," which is off her new album "My Face Still Hurts From Smiling," to flaunt her new look.

"Somebody told me, 'thank you for giving me a safe space to celebrate my health journey wins,'" she captioned the video, per People Magazine. "All I wanna do is inspire people to enjoy their bodies no matter what."

Speculations suggesting she resorted to the celebrity miracle drug Ozempic to lose weight continue to spread. Lizzo has previously admitted that she "tried everything" to lose weight, but denies using medication for it.

During a July appearance on Women's Health Magazine, Lizzo shared some helpful self-love nuggets, noting how much she loves her physical appearance.

"I still think I'm big," she told the publication. "I'm still wearing plus-size clothing. I have the same rolls. I got the same belly, the same thighs — I think I'm just a smaller version."

"Body positivity has nothing to do with staying the same," she continued. "Body positivity is the radical act of daring to exist loudly and proudly in a society that told you you shouldn't exist."

Lizzo also hit back at critics who continue to say she used ozempic in "IDGAS," rapping, "What you gonna say? I throw ass on the 'net for attention. What are you gonna say? I lost weight. Let me guess, is that Ozempic?"

Lizzo's Vogue World outing comes after she was dragged into a legal standoff over an alleged copyright infringement involving the publishing company The GRC Trust.

The "Truth Hurts" singer previously took to social media to share a snippet of an unreleased song titled "I'm Goin' In Till October," but she sampled the song "Win or Lose (We Tried)."

In the clip, Lizzo seemingly made pointed remarks about actress Sydney Sweeney's controversial American Eagle ad, including a line where she sang, "I got good jeans like I'm Sydney."

Court documents show that lawyers for the company allege Lizzo and her record label, Atlantic, "obtained profits they would not have realized but for their infringement of GRC's rights" and that they "attempted informal resolution of the dispute but reached an impasse," requiring a lawsuit.

According to the lawsuit, the company is currently seeking any profits the singer and her label made, as well as damages and attorney fees.

Meanwhile, a rep for Lizzo has addressed the situation, telling BBC that the singer's camp is "surprised that The GRC Trust filed this lawsuit."

"To be clear, the song has never been commercially released or monetised," the source added.