Lizzo teased fans about her rumored use of Ozempic and stunned in new photographs seemingly displaying her weight loss. Taking to her Instagram page on Monday (November 11), the 36-year-old singer shared a carousel featuring various snaps of herself sizzling in different swimwear.
Lizzo made a playful nod to the rumors that she used Ozempic, a prescription injectable medication used to treat type 2 diabetes, to lose weight, captioning her post: “Holding life like an ozempic pen.”
The Good As Hell hitmaker posed under a shower in a gray crochet bikini, while in another photo, she stunned in a green knitted outfit with a matching skirt.
She also showed off a bold look in a cut-out blue ensemble and kept things hot in a classic black bikini.
Lizzo teased fans about her rumored use of Ozempic and stunned in new photographs seemingly displaying her weight loss
A slew of fans subsequently remarked on her toned figure, as an Instagram user commented: “I wouldn’t downplay anyone on Ozempic or had weight loss surgery, etc.
“Some people can’t lose weight naturally sadly. So they do need to turn and get help. But doesn’t make their weight loss any less successful or important.
“It just means they needed a little extra push. Regardless any weight loss is something to celebrate because it just means a step towards being healthier.”
“Which I think I will like this is hard to actually achieve sometimes.”
A person commented: “What I don’t understand is why ppl think that you can’t lose weight naturally I remember my cousin saying it to me when I lost weight first thing he said was weight loss surgery!
“Whatever she’s doing she looks good Give her a break!”
Taking to her Instagram page, the 36-year-old singer shared a carousel featuring various sizzling snaps of herself in different swimwear
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Someone else penned: “Beautiful at every stage.”
“Why do so many people care about how she lost the weight?” a netizen asked. “As long as she’s getting healthier that’s all that matters.
“@lizzobeeating never confirm a thing to these people. It’s [none] of our business.”
A separate individual chimed in: “She is showing us the real transition…she has embraced her body and understands that she has the power to make change trusting the process.
“Keep inspiring us Queen.”
Just last month, Lizzo poked fun at the Ozempic rumors with her Halloween costume, inspired by a special episode of South Park, titled The End of Obesity, which aired earlier this year, The Daily Mail reported on Tuesday (November 12).
Lizzo made a playful nod to the rumors that she used Ozempic, captioning her post: “Holding life like an ozempic pen”
Having previously shared her excitement about being referenced on the iconic animated series, the Grammy Award winner dressed up as “LizzOzempic,” wearing a glittering costume styled after the weight loss drug, complete with a tape measure cinched around her waist.
Over the last few years, Ozempic has surged in popularity among celebrities and influencers as a quick weight-loss solution.
In an interview with The New York Times in March, Lizzo opened up about her weight loss journey and told the outlet: “There are some days I adore my body, and others when I don’t feel completely positive.”
As she wasn’t touring, Lizzo revealed that she had spent her free time focusing on her health, as she explained: “I’m taking the time every day to put some love into my body. There is never a day when I regret taking a walk or doing some Pilates.”
She further revealed that she was dieting, as she explained: “I’ve been methodical, losing weight very slowly.”
Known for her upbeat and positive spirit, Lizzo recently showcased her unbothered attitude by announcing she was “leaving toxicity” behind and joining Bluesky.
A slew of fans subsequently remarked on her toned figure
Taking to her Instagram page on Thursday (November 14), the Detroit, Michigan native uploaded a mirror selfie snap, which she captioned: “I hate the internet. Anyways I joined bluesky cus we’re leaving toxicity in 2024 lizzobeeating.bsky.social.”
Following the US presidential election, X (formerly known as Twitter) alternative Bluesky gained over a million new users. And on Wednesday (November 13), the platform crossed the 15 million mark, Entrepreneur reported at the time.
“There are some days I adore my body, and others when I don’t feel completely positive,” Lizzo previously said
X owner Elon Musk’s polarizing political views have prompted some users to trade their X accounts for profiles on Bluesky.
Though Bluesky may look a lot like X, it gives users more choice, according to Entrepreneur. When you sign up, for example, you can choose to host your data with Bluesky or with a custom server of your own.
Bluesky users also have more control over what they see when they’re scrolling. They can access feeds created by other users like “Science,” “Art,” and “News,” as per Entrepreneur.
“Stop disrespecting this lady,” a reader commented
