US EditionLizzo Accusers Abandon Fat-Shaming Claims in Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
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Entertainment MagazineLizzo Accusers Abandon Fat-Shaming Claims in Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
Lizzo just scored a win in her legal battle against 3 former backup dancers ... the women have dropped their claims that Lizzo fat-shamed them, despite the rest of the case moving forward ... TMZ has learned.
Lizzo obtained a partial victory in the legal battle he faced since 2023, after three former dancers formally withdrew the accusations of "fat-shaming" against him, according to information obtained by TMZ. The plaintiffs - Arianna Davis, Noelle Rodríguez and Crystal Williams - had pointed out the singer for allegedly embarrassing them for her weight as part of a sexual harassment and work suit; however, the accusations are no longer part of the…
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Lizzo Dodges Fat-Shaming Suit Blow, Yet Accusers Press On With Sex Harassment Trial
Pop superstar Lizzo, whose real name is Melissa Jefferson, survived the fat-shaming accusations that were included in a broader sexual harassment lawsuit filed by three of her former backup dancers. Arianna Davis, Noelle Rodriguez, and Crystal Williams, who initially alleged that the singer made negative remarks about their weight during her The Special Tour in 2023, have now officially retracted this accusation. According to Lizzo's legal team,…
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