Lizzo Continues To Daze Fans With Her Impressive Weight Loss In A Pretty Pink Dress

Lizzo is fit, fine, and always willing to flaunt it!

The rapper/singer-songwriter has been turning heads for months after achieving her weight loss goal and revamping her image as a proud, big black woman.

If fans needed a reminder of how good she looks now since her transformation, Lizzo gave them plenty to admire at Paris Hilton's documentary premiere. The verdict? Fans couldn't get enough of her confidence.

The "Truth Hurts" hitmaker was among the celebrities who attended Hilton's "Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir" documentary on Tuesday night. For the January 20 event, Lizzo stepped out in a sizzling pink dress, which clung to her body like second skin.

Lizzo's voluptuous curves were on full display in the mini number, as she confidently posed like a Barbie doll on the pink carpet. She complemented the sexy fit with massive hoop earrings and rocked a high ponytail, with her brown tresses falling down her shoulders in graceful waves.

TMZ captured Lizzo before and after the event, reporting that she had a great time. She was full of praise for Hilton, dubbing her a popstar while claiming the documentary was so good it had viewers dancing in their seats. However, fans were more interested in Lizzo's looks.

The pictures of Lizzo's pretty pink outfit for the premiere gained traction on X, with many raving about her impressive weight loss transformation. "She looks happy, that's what matters," a fan commented. Another agreed, noting Lizzo looked like she felt good.

"Love how Lizzo serves looks and slays the narrative while living her truth!" a third declared. The supportive comments continued, with an X user claiming they were "obsessed" with Lizzo's transformation.

Someone applauded her for sticking to her weight loss goals, pointing out that "reliable behavior builds momentum." The love Lizzo received marked one of many positive comments she has garnered since debuting her weight loss transformation nearly a year ago.

Lizzo received more supportive comments from fans earlier this month when she rang in the new year with a thirst trap. The Blast covered the story, reporting that she showed off the impressive results of her weight loss on Instagram.

The January 3 post featured two shots of the entertainer, with the first capturing her in a white string bikini from her Yitty shapewear line. The image gave fans plenty to admire, capturing the raw results of her hard work.

The second image showed Lizzo in a blue patterned romper from the luxury label Pucci, which she styled with white sunglasses. Fans reacted to the post with their congratulations and comments like "looking great with body positivity."

Although Lizzo ensured fans were a part of her weight loss journey, many were unaware of what motivated her to start the process. The Blast shared in November 2025 that the rapper opened up about her transformation in an emotional essay.

Lizzo confessed that she wasn't inspired to lose weight because of her health or wanting to fit a certain beauty standard. Instead, she began her weight loss journey due to the attention centered on her body rather than her talents as an artist.

The media personality noted that she was "sick and tired" of the speculations, stressing that people cared more about bringing her down for allegedly making "being fat" her whole identity. She felt forced to perform as a one version of herself just to be taken seriously.

In her essay, Lizzo stressed that she would always be a champion of body positivity. She claimed that losing over 200 pounds did not stop her from being "a proud big girl," and would continue to push for the representation of plus-size women in fashion and entertainment spaces.

Given Lizzo's advocacy for plus-size women, many were shocked when her former backup dancers accused her of fat-shaming and toxic workplace behavior. The Blast reported that these women filed a lawsuit against Lizzo in 2023, claiming she fired them because of their weight.

The lawsuit drama finally ended in Lizzo's favor last month when the case was dropped. She addressed the legal development on Instagram, claiming it was dismissed because there was no evidence of the backup dancers' allegations, and the case had no merit in court.