Meghan Trainor's clothes hang off her tiny frame... after fans get annoyed she used drugs to lose weight
Meghan Trainor showcased her dramatic weight loss while stepping out in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
With her baggy clothes hanging loosely off of her body, the 31-year-old pop singer was spotted running errands around the city and stopping by the DMV at one point.
After admitting to using weight loss drugs, she stepped out in oversized clothes, holding up her loose jeans with a piece of shoelace likened to a belt and tied in a bow.
She paired them with a fitted, long-sleeve top and a chunky, fleece cardigan that was now so loose that the long sleeves covered her hands completely.
This comes as she faces backlash from outraged fans after the pop star, who was once famed for body positivity, admitted to using weight loss drugs following months of speculation.
She paired the casual-chic outfit with chunky, white sneakers and a pearl necklace as she strutted down the street with a smile on her face.
She looked radiant with her long, blonde tresses in a straight hairstyle, which she parted to the side and tucked behind her ears.
She rocked heavy, photo-ready makeup to snap a new ID photo at the DMV, pairing a sultry, smoky eye with rosy, pink blush and a matte, mauve lip.
Her outing comes just days after she debuted her radically new look at a concert and shocked longtime fans as she performed at KIIS FM's Wango Tango in California over the weekend.
Showing off her new boob job and weight loss from the drug Mounjaro, the post-makeover pop star looked nearly unrecognizable.
As a result, Trainor, who was once famous for her voluptuous curves and body positive pop hits like All About That Bass, drew a mixed reaction from fans.
Though they called her still 'beautiful,' many of her longtime fans criticized her for changing so much.
'She used to stand for the complete opposite of whatever it is she has become,' one fan wrote on social media.
Another added: 'Beautiful but don't go too far please. The appealing part of you was that you were relatable and normal and not too fake...'
After admitting to using weight loss drugs, she stepped out in oversized clothes, holding up her loose jeans with a piece of shoelace likened to a belt and tied in a bow
Other fans were also shocked that she had changed the lyrics to her signature hit song All About That Bass.
In the original track, she sang: 'It's pretty clear. I ain't no size two.'
However, in the revised lyrics she performed last weekend, she sang: 'It's pretty clear. I got some new boobs.'
Comments on TikTok were divided as many fans chimed in about her new look.
'There's no bass left. Ozempic took it all,' one person wrote.
Others came to the star's defense as they praised her beauty.
'She lost the bass. But she looks healthy and happy in her own skin and that is ALLLLLL that matters.'
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