When it comes to flaunting confidence and radiating positivity, Lizzo truly knows how to steal the spotlight! Just recently, she took to Instagram in a chic short plaid skirt paired with a black top and edgy fishnet tights, showcasing her inspiring weight loss journey. And let’s not forget that cheeky caption referencing the hit show Severance—”Devour feculence”—which has fans buzzing in the comments with compliments and references of their own. It’s like everyone wants a piece of that irresistible Lizzo energy! But let’s be real; beyond the fashionable ensembles and catchy quotes, Lizzo’s journey is about more than just looks. It’s a testament to her evolving relationship with her body and the complexities of the body positivity movement. What does it mean to embrace your body when society has so much to say about it? As we explore her recent posts, we’ll dive into not just the laughs and fashion, but also the candid conversations she’s sparking around self-love and acceptance in today’s world. So grab your snacks, because this is going to be a wild ride through the ups and downs of Lizzo’s fabulous life!
Lizzo rocked a short plaid skirt and black top over a pair of fishnet tights in her latest post on Instagram, showing off the weight she continues to lose. “Devour feculence,” she captioned the post, referencing a recent episode of the hit series, Severance. Fans in the comments section have been loving the positivity. “Love that reference! You look great!” one user wrote. Another replied: “You look absolutely amazing Lizzo.”
Following that post, Lizzo joked about having yet to see the Severance season two finale while sharing a another revealing picture of herself. This time, she wore a black t-shirt and matching underwear. “Me, myself & all my memes: (I still haven’t seen the season finale of severance),” she wrote in that caption.
Lizzo has been working on her weight for a number of years at this point. Speaking with The New York Times for a recent interview, she described her process as “methodical.” “I’m taking the time every day to put some love into my body,” she explained. “There is never a day when I regret taking a walk or doing some Pilates.”
Despite remaining positive about her body, Lizzo also recently explained during an interview with Andy Cohen on SiriusXM’s Love in Real Life that the mindset has been co-opted in a way to call people “fat.” She said: “The body positivity movement was very political and it got taken and kind of commercialized — and now body positivity to people is code word for fat. So they’re like, ‘Oh she’s not body-positive anymore.’ I’m not fat anymore. But I’m still body positive because the body positive movement was actually created by a sub-group of people who were not put in the media, who were not praised, who were told we shouldn’t exist and we weren’t good enough because our bodies were bigger or disabled or even queer and trans people.”