Lizzo Says She's 'Made Peace' With Herself After Sexual Harassment Allegations

Lizzo believes that the public has contrived a nefarious “version” of her three years after being sued by a group of former employees. She addressed being sued by three ex-backup dancers for sexual harassment and overseeing a hostile work environment. While claims of fat-shaming were dismissed from the suit, the case is still ongoing. A separate harassment and discrimination lawsuit, filed by Lizzo’s former stylist Asha Daniels, was dismissed last month. “I had to make peace with the fact that there’s a version of Lizzo that exists now that the world controls the narrative and I don’t,” the four-time Grammy winner said “But what I can control is who I really am.” Lizzo added that she doesn’t consider herself a “fighter” against allegations about herself but is instead a “lover.” “I think that is the business that I’m in now because I do realize it’s a headline game,” she continued. “I’m like, ‘Okay, how many headlines can I have out there about the things that I’m doing that I’m proud of and that I actually did?’” The pop and R&B vocalist has also used her legal troubles as an “opportunity for growth” and “self-reflection.” Lizzo has spoken about receiving backlash from the lawsuits in numerous interviews,

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