The 36-year-old artist posed for a mirror selfie, showcasing her natural curls, gold hoop earrings, and a pink phone case. Her outfit highlighted her shoulders and collarbones, exuding elegance and poise.

Someone praised Lizzo’s fiery transformation, “Collar bone 🔥,” while another supportive fan gushed, “I like this new look on you now but always remain true to yourself ❤️.”

The costume featured the singer dressed as a large, box-shaped medication package, adorned with playful slogans such as “FDA approved” and “Diet suppressor.” A measuring tape cinched around her waist added a clever touch.

The satirical costume responded to speculation about her weight loss, particularly rumors linking her to the diabetes drug Ozempic.

Social media users have commented on her transformation, with one saying she looks “so skinny” and another remarking she resembles a “different person.”

The discussion around her appearance ties back to Lizzo’s openness about her fitness journey, which she’s shared with fans. In a February 2020 post, the “About Damn Time” singer shared a video of herself jumping rope outdoors and tagged her trainer.

“Hey, so I’ve been working out consistently for the last five years, and it may come off as a surprise to some of y’all that I’m not working out to have your ideal body type. I’m working out to have my ideal body type,” she said.

By February 2021, Lizzo opened up about the steady pace of her progress, noting that others often commented on her weight loss—though she hadn’t noticed a significant change herself. “If anyone who’s on a natural weight loss knows, losing weight is actually the slowest thing in the world, and you don’t really notice it until you notice it,” she shared.

In an October 2022 interview, Lizzo shared her thoughts on body positivity and health, laughing off the pressure to meet public expectations. “I can’t fit into a box!” she said, addressing speculation about how weight loss might affect her music or fanbase.

Lizzo also reflected on the complexity of food and stress, noting, “It sucks that we associate weight gain with the negative thing that causes it. I feel very lucky because I don’t feel that weight gain is bad anymore. Nor is weight loss — it’s neutral. And food is fun.”

Lizzo made it clear that her workouts aren’t about achieving thinness. She once responded to a TikTok video by @tiffriahgrande, agreeing that not everyone exercises to lose weight.

Lizzo also shared insights into her weight loss journey, addressing rumors and revealing lifestyle changes. In September 2024, she joked about Ozempic speculation, writing, “When you finally get Ozempic allegations after five months of weight training and calorie deficit.”

Lizzo explained, “After tests and research, I found that animal proteins helped me have more energy, lose weight, and helped with my mental fog. This is the diet that’s helped me reach my goals and helped me feel good in my body.”

Adding to her string of stunning appearances, Lizzo amazed fans on Instagram with her latest look. In November 2024, she shared a series of photos featuring her in milkmaid braids and an elegant off-the-shoulder dress, and captioned the post, “Last night I wore milkmaid braids.”

The post sparked mixed reactions from followers, with some noting her weight loss and others defending her fitness journey. Many criticized speculation about her using Ozempic, urging respect for her efforts.

A fan defended Lizzo’s transformation, writing, “She was beautiful before and is beautiful now.” Yet another couldn’t help but wonder, “How’s she so skinny now?” Another observation followed, “She looks like a different person.”

The ongoing discussions around her transformation align with Lizzo’s evolving views on body positivity. While she has long been celebrated as an advocate for embracing curves, her perspective has shifted over time.

“The idea of body positivity, it’s moved away from the antiquated mainstream conception. It’s evolved into body neutrality,” she explained. Reflecting on her personal journey, the music star added, “There are some days I adore my body, and others when I don’t feel completely positive.”