Lizzo Makes a Red Carpet Comeback Amidst Discrimination and Harassment Lawsuits
Lizzo makes a triumphant return to the spotlight, gracing the red carpet for the first time since her legal battles The talented artist attended the premiere of Beyonce’s mesmerizing ‘Renaissance’ concert film, captivating the crowd with her stunning presence
Lizzo Kevin Winter/WireImage for Parkwood
After her misconduct scandal, Lizzo made a comeback on the red carpet. The 35-year-old singer attended the Los Angeles premiere of Beyoncé's Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé concert documentary on Saturday, November 25, to show her support. She stood out in a stylish two-piece outfit by Harry Halim, making a statement as the "Truth Hurts" musician.
Lizzo appeared ethereal in a white crop top and ruffled skirt, paired with an oversized off-the-shoulder jacket. She accessorized with lace-up stilettos and dazzling diamond jewelry.
Later on Saturday, Lizzo shared a photo of her glamorous look on Instagram, captioning it with a silver emoji.
Lizzo, along with A-Listers such as Gabrielle Union, Tyler Perry, Kris Jenner, Tia Mowry, and Halle Bailey, attended the premiere of a documentary called Renaissance, produced by Beyoncé, about her Renaissance World Tour. This marked Lizzo's first red carpet appearance since being accused of harassment and discrimination.
Lizzo Amy Sussman/WireImage for Parkwood
In August, it was confirmed that three of Lizzo's ex-backup dancers had filed a lawsuit against the Grammy winner, alleging that she had created a hostile work environment and had engaged in religious harassment, discrimination based on disability, and sexual harassment.
Lizzo strongly refuted the claims, stating in a lengthy Instagram post on August 3 that the past few days had been incredibly difficult and disappointing for her. She denied the allegations, calling them "false," "unbelievable," and "too outrageous not to be addressed."
Lizzo responded: "The exaggerated stories are from ex-employees who have acknowledged they were warned about their inappropriate and unprofessional behavior while on tour. As an artist, I'm passionate about my work, taking my music and performances seriously. I strive to create the best art that represents myself and my fans."
Shortly after, Lizzo faced a harassment lawsuit from her former wardrobe stylist Asha Daniels.
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“We will proceed with the legal process as Lizzo has not taken responsibility and has denied all allegations,” Neama Rahmani, an attorney from West Coast Trial Lawyers representing Daniels, told Us exclusively in September. “Her legal team has attacked our clients, labeling them as liars. Unlike cases where celebrities own up to their mistakes and attempt to make amends, Lizzo has denied any wrongdoing despite multiple victims coming forward and likely more to follow.”
Lizzo has not publicly commented on Daniels’ grievances.
