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Lizzo Strips Down to Bodysuit in New Video After Unveiling Transformation
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Date:2025-04-18 16:42:37
Lizzo is feeling good as hell.
The 36-year-old rocked a black bodysuit from her Yitty brand while trying on different fall sweatsuit combinations for fans on Instagram Oct. 3.
“Yes, we know it’s 100 thousand degrees outside,” the “Juice” singer quipped in the clip, “but let’s just ignore that.”
She also hinted at a recent diet change in her life that she made for the sake of her mental health.
“You see me with a coffee,” she said, pretending to pose. “You see me without a coffee because I stopped drinking coffee—panic attacks.”
Lizzo has been an open book about her recent health journey, taking fans behind the scenes as she focuses on fitness.
In an Oct. 3 TikTok, the sweat-covered singer shared how she maintained an endurance push on her Stairmaster.
“I was doing Stairmaster today, and I was doing a higher level than normal,” she explained, noting that in order to avoid quitting early, she dropped down to a lower speed. “Sometimes when you want to give up, it’s really just because you’ve been pushing yourself too hard. Don’t give up, just take it easier on yourself.”
The Grammy winner also shared a workout video on TikTok Oct. 2, narrating, “Y’all are making such a commotion for a b--tch that’s still obese. Y’all are breaking your backs making blog posts about a b--tch that’s still 200 pounds. Where is this kerfuffle coming from? Why are people so shocked? Do I really look that dramatically different or have you just not been paying attention?”
She also declared, “Lighthearted carefree Lizzo is back!”
The singer added of her transformation, “Changing your body does not always change your problems or solve them. But what I will say is everything gets better when you put a little bit of focus, a little bit of time, a little bit of intention and a lotta bit of love into it.”
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