LIZZO stripped down to a swimsuit and flaunted her incredible figure on the Sports Illustrated runway.
The About Damn Time singer also performed a collection of hits in a sexy black number before turning up the heat in a sky-blue one-piece.
The 38-year-old’s skin was covered in sparkles, and her honey-blonde hair was curled and blown out to perfection.
She recently spoke out about how she’d like to see more “big” women flaunt their tummies.
Sharing a collection of bikini snaps with her 11.2million followers, wrote: “Not enough big grrrls w they whole stomach out fa me.”
The Truth Hurts singer – who has lost around 60 pounds over two years – posed proudly in front of a decadent gold mirror.
Followers commented: “Wish I had your confidence.”
Another agreed:” Queen!! If only we all shared the same confidence!”
A third praised: “Pray she never gets a tummy tuck! I love her this way!”
With her hair tied back in a silk headscarf, she accessorised with a colourful beaded necklace and bracelet.
Looking fresh and flawless, she added to the outfit with black shades as she posed up a storm.
It’s rumoured the pop icon has lost 60lb, though she has never publicly revealed this because she didn’t want others to make comparisons.
Prior to the weight loss, she helped kick-start her health journey by going two months with no alcohol.
In June last year, she said: “I’ve tried everything. It’s just the science for me – calories in, calories out. Ozempic works because you eat less food.
“That’s it. It makes you feel full, so if you can just do that on your own and get mind over matter, it’s the same s**t.”
Lizzo explained how she ditched her vegetarian diet, realising it was causing her to eat in excess of 3,000 calories, after visiting Japan.
Lizzo began her weight loss journey at the end of 2023 when she was “severely depressed”.
She previously admitted she would order hundreds of dollars of food delivery and eat everything until her stomach ‘felt like it would explode’.
In 2025, Lizzo noted that she had ‘quit drinking for the longest’ but reincorporated it into her lifestyle because she’d ‘earned it’.
Last November, she wrote in an essay on Substack: “So here we are halfway through the decade, where extended sizes are being magically erased from websites.
“Plus sized models are no longer getting booked for modeling gigs. And all of our big girls are not-so big anymore.”
She said: “We’re in an era where the bigger girls are getting smaller because they’re tired of being judged.
“And now those bigger girls are being judged for getting smaller by the very community they used to empower.
“There’s nothing wrong with living in a bigger body. There’s nothing wrong with being fat.
“But if a woman wants to change, she should be allowed to change.”
