Lizzo tells Keke Palmer she was 'blindsided' by sexual harassment lawsuits, gives a different version of a burlesque-club outing where impropriety was alleged.

During an interview with Keke Palmer on her podcast, the singer opened up about facing allegations from three of her former dancers: "I was very deeply hurt."

Lizzo is resurfacing and addressing a sexual assault lawsuit filed by former dancers that derailed her career last year.

Lizzo was “blindsided” by being sued for alleged sexual misconduct and hostile workplace conditions.

The “Truth Hurts” singer was sued by three of her former backup dancers in August 2023. She vehemently denied their accusations of sexual misconduct.

Lizzo denied multiple allegations of a hostile work environment, weight-shaming, sexual and racial harassment, and more on the "Baby, This Is Keke Palmer" podcast.

Lizzo has addressed the sexual assault lawsuit filed against her, expressing shock and denying the allegations.

Lizzo is glad that she will not be bringing legal worries into the new year. She reveals she was blindsided by her staff’s harassment claims.

Lizzo is speaking out about a lawsuit filed in 2023 by her former backup dancers, saying she was “blindsided” by the allegations.

Lizzo spoke out for the first time about her harassment lawsuits, what she learned from the legal battle, and what happened at the sex show.

The Grammy-award-winning singer was accused by several people of harassment in the workplace in 2023, including claims from three of her former dancers and her former stylist. The claim from her stylist was dismissed in December,