Lizzo has never been shy about showing off her body, but the Good as hell singer is showing some skin more than ever after her weight loss.
The Grammy winner showed off her slimmer body in a tiny red bikini and posted a carousel of images to Instagram.
Lizzo, 36, shoots the camera a sultry look, wrote: “All my swimsuits are red🥵.”
The hitmaker also gave her fans a glimpse of her backside, showing off her bum in the drawstring bikini in a separate photo.
Lizzo – surrounded by tropical foliage on a luxurious wooden balcony – shot from above as she showed off her cleavage.
She paired the sultry holiday look with stacked necklaces with a dainty hamsa handpiece.
Because the photos weren’t enough for the singer, so were Lizzo posted a video of herself on Instagram, posing in a bikini.
The The truth hurts artist – on holiday in Bali, Indonesia – captioned the video: “Itsy bitsy teeny weeny red designer thong bikini.”
Fans rushed to the comments section to applaud the singer, with users applauding her “hard work” and telling Lizzo to “keep up the good work.”
Others were quick to defend Lizzo against claims she is taking the popular diabetes weight-loss drug Ozempic.
One fan wrote: “She doesn’t use ozempic either. She descends slowly. And if she was, so what?! You guys talked about her weight for years. Damn her if she does. Damn them if they don’t.”
Another added that the singer is “obviously” working out and “not on weightless drugs.”
They continued: “She lets herself work out all the time. Just go back and watch the videos. She inspires me to be even healthier and exercise, and I see the difference in her. ❤️”
Speaking about the secret to her weight loss earlier this year, Lizzo said: “I was methodical and lost weight very slowly.”
“I don’t really see it because as someone who loses weight naturally knows, losing weight is actually the slowest thing in the world and you don’t really notice it until you notice it.”
She further said, “Besides, the scale isn’t really moving. But that doesn’t matter. I’m super proud of my current lifestyle.”
