Lizzo Reflects on Repeated Cancellations Amid Harassment Lawsuit

Lizzo has openly discussed facing significant public backlash and being 'canceled' multiple times throughout her career, though she emphasizes that she is still active and using these experiences as opportunities for growth. The singer reflected on an early controversy in 2019 when she allowed her song 'Good as Hell' to be used in a Weight Watchers commercial after Oprah Winfrey acquired the company; this decision led to accusations of promoting eating disorders, which deeply affected her. In 2023, she faced lawsuits from former backup dancers and a stylist alleging sexual harassment and a hostile work environment, allegations she has denied, stating she did nothing wrong. Lizzo has described learning to take criticism with grace and has revealed that her upcoming album 'Love in Real Life' will candidly reflect her personal experiences and challenges over the past year. Despite the controversies and personal struggles, including her recent weight loss journey, Lizzo remains focused on her music and personal growth. She continues to confront public scrutiny while sharing her story and evolving as an artist.