We Chart Lizzo's Astonishing Weight-Loss Transformation – Without Ozempic!

Lizzo dazzled in her white gown that featured the colorful text "Truth Hurts" at the MTV Video Music Awards in California.

In her interview with Vogue, she opened up about her evolving style and how she got a lot of custom-made outfits because of her body type.

Lizzo said: “I feel like I’ve always dressed for my shape and made sure that I looked comfortable, but now there’s an edge to what I’m doing, and it pushes fashion boundaries and I think that that’s really special because you don’t really see a lot of big girls doing that. The visibility isn’t granted to us."

Lizzo looked gorgeous in her white costume at the BET Awards 2019.

Speaking with British Vogue that year, the 36-year-old "Truth Hurts" songstress reflected on how she's always stayed true to herself.

Lizzo said: “Anybody that uses body positivity to sell something is using it for their personal gain. We weren’t selling anything in the beginning. We were just selling ourselves and selling ourselves on the idea – selling ourselves on ourselves.”

Lizzo showed off her curves when she performed live from Miami Beach for American Express UNSTAGED Final 2021.

The singer, who has been branded the "icon of body positivity," called out the campaign as it became a trend of "celebrating medium and small girls and people who occasionally get rolls."

Lizzo shared: “The people who created this movement — big women, big Brown and Black women, q---- women — are not benefiting from the mainstream success of it. Our bodies are none of your f------ business. Our health is none of your f------ business. All we ask is that you keep the same energy with these medium girls that you praise. Keep the same f------ energy!”

Lizzo began showing the positive effects of her weight-loss journey when she stepped out for an outing in London.

In the same year, she disclosed her commitment to fitness to meet the demands of her live shows.

She said: "I have a very high-performance job. For 90 minutes a night, I have to do choreography, I have to sing, I have to dance, I have to rap and I have to play the flute. And I have to emote, and hype a crowd in very tight clothes, sometimes clothes where it restricts my breathing."