Lizzo took to Instagram today to share an empowering naked post, which she said was completely unedited.
The singer posed completely nude holding a white coffee cup and covering her breasts with her arms in the sultry photo, driving her fans wild with desire.
She wore no makeup to highlight her natural beauty and left her hair down to let all the attention be on her gorgeous curves.
She captioned the confident photo: “WELCOME TO TAURUS SEASON To celebrate I wanna give y’all this unedited selfie.. now normally I would fix my belly and smooth my skin but baby I wanted show u how I do it au natural.
(Image: lizzobeeating/Instagram)
“@dove is starting the #DoveSelfEsteemProject to help reverse the negative effects of social media and I’m partnering with them to change the conversation about beauty standards. Let’s get real y’all.”
Fans rushed to praise the singer for her confidence and body positive message.
One fan said: “Love the vulnerability and love you.”
“Now every time I see my tummy stretch marks I’m going to smile and think, I’m matching with Lizzo,” commented another.
(Image: lizzobeeating/Instagram)
“This is empowering and I’m literally crying because seeing this feels so good,” wrote a third.
After she posted the snap Lizzo spoke at the #BehindTheFilter Dove Summit to promote the brand’s campaign against digital distortion.
She spoke candidly about the pressures of social media and the effect it has on young girls.
She said: “The scary thing about it is, when I was their age, the girls that are now 12/13, I felt the same way, I remember waking up and wanting to change a part of myself, but I didn’t have photo retouching.
(Image: lizzobeeating/Instagram)
“So that feeling was already there and now it scares me that there’s this tool that cashes in on my insecurity, and not only makes it bigger feeds the monster.
“You look up and there’s this completely unrealistic standard for your body and your face you’ve created. I think there’s something really dangerous about that.”
Lizzo went on to say that she had learned to love her curves and now promotes body positivity.
She added: “I felt like I had to, it was no choice for me it was literal survival, I was like if I’m going to continue to live in this body and by happy and survive in this body I need to try and find a way to like myself. I was body negative for a long time.
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“Most people are taught that body negativity is normal and then I became body positive. I believe everything that I say now, you know what I’m saying.
“To push this conversation a little bit more forward, you look at mainstream media, body positive is a downturn, a lot of people have downturned it.
“This body is not only fat and not only positive but this body is normal, it’s not a political statement it’s just my body, if you say it keep it pushing.
“That’s what body normative really means to me, I’m here don’t say anything. Don’t push anything, it’s a statement.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
