Scantily-clad Lizzo takes stage with Paris Hilton at Stagecoach after revealing secret to her dramatic weight loss
Lizzo joined Paris Hilton on stage at Stagecoach country music festival on Friday.
Lizzo, who revealed this week how she accomplished her dramatic weight loss, showed off her slimmed down figure in a flesh-baring black outfit.
The 36-year-old Still Bad singer flaunted her cleavage in a semi-sheer bodysuit, adding a netted maxi skirt.
She added supersize hoop earrings and Y2K-inspired frameless glasses while rocking a voluminous, combed-out afro.
Paris, 44, brought Lizzo out during her set at Diplo's Honky Tonk, for which she dressed in a plunging, white, studded bodysuit and matching chaps with blue star accoutrements.
Her signature blonde hair was slicked into two long, straight pigtails and she wore bedazzled silver headphones.
The mother-of-two, who is married to Carter Reum, accessorized with a sparkly choker and star drop earrings.
Paris was active on Instagram throughout the day, getting her 26.8 million followers excited for her performance.
Lizzo's appearance comes amid her stunning weight loss, which she opened up about on TikTok this week.
The Michigan-bred musician, real name Melissa Jefferson, explained that she shed pounds by avoiding sugary foods she used to regularly indulge in.
She broke her Starbucks habit, she said, which included drinking 'two to three' large drinks a day.
The pop star estimated the beverages accounted for about 1200 calories in her daily diet.
Jefferson, who revealed in January she lost 16% of her body fat, said she still has sweets, but is more mindful of what they are.
'I do something sweet. It's gotta be with some sort of carb. I'll have almond butter and toast. Everybody's body is different. Find out what works for you,' she said.
In early April she was a guest on Jay Shetty's On Purpose podcast, where she referred to her body transformation as a 'weight release journey.'
Addressing her shrinking frame, she declared, 'I have been on an intentional weight release journey.'
The About Damn Time songwriter said about her fans' shocked reaction to her slimmer figure, 'I put it on the internet. I posted about it, and I think over the last year and a half, as I've been doing it, my body has been changing — very slowly — but I don't think people were paying attention.'
She continued, 'I was still very anti-fatphobia on this entire journey. But I think that we gotta remember: everybody's not seeing your sh*t all the time, everybody's not seeing every video you post, everybody's not privy to what you're going through.'
Lizzo shot to fame in 2019, when she was much heavier, and quickly became an outspoken voice for body positivity.
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