05 September 2023 , 15:34
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Lizzo gave her fans a sneaky peek into her luxury summer holiday as she shared a series of images in a skimpy bikini to her Instagram page.
The chart topping star was seen wearing a tropical printed cover-up over her swimwear as she posed on a yacht in the string of photos posted to her social media account. Lizzo, 35, showed off her curves for her fans as she sipped cocktails and lapped up the attention of the camera.
Dressed in a bikini top to match her cover-up and matching headscarf she squeezed her curves into a pair of skimpy royal blue bikini bottoms for several poses on the front deck of the yacht. Wearing a large pair of gold embellished framed sunglasses she oozed retro glamour as she showed off her figure for her fans.
Lizzo made the most of her yacht tripLizzo revealed more of her body as she knelt and let the wind blow her cover-up around her in a video clip sending her 13 million followers into a frenzy. She captioned the post: "Happy Labor Day."
Lizzo - real name Melissa Viviane Jefferson - was recently taken out of consideration for performing at the iconic Super Bowl Halftime Show after being accused of sexual harassment and discrimination by three of her former backup dancers. She faces a lawsuit comprised of various allegations of misconduct on her part.
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Lizzo wasn't shy about showing off her body on the YachtThe Truth Hurts singer, her touring company and her dance captain Shirlene Quigley are all named in legal documents filed by the former employees. According to Variety the dancers have accused Lizzo of sexual harassment and disability discrimination, among other claims.
The suit sees the plaintiffs detail one instance where they were allegedly pressured into touching nude performers at a live sex show in Amsterdam's red light district. They also claim they were taken to a nude cabaret bar without being informed of where they were headed.
The star sipped cocktails as she posedShirlene meanwhile - who appeared on Lizzo's reality TV show Watch Out for the Big Grrrls - also stands accused of pushing her Christian beliefs onto the plaintiffs. Lizzo has responded to the lawsuit on her Instagram account and via Entertainment Tonight to call the allegations "false" and "unbelievable."
She wrote: "It's never my intention to make anyone feel uncomfortable or like they aren't valued as an important part of the team. I also know that I am not the villain that people and the media have portrayed me to be these last few days."