Lizzo makes her first red carpet appearance since harassment lawsuits

Lizzo has returned to the red carpet following her misconduct scandal.

35-year-old Lizzo stepped out to show support on Saturday, November 25 Beyonce at her Los Angeles premiere Renaissance: A Beyoncé Film concert documentary. The “Truth Hurts” musician made a statement in a two-piece Harry Halim ensemble.

She looked angelic in a white crop top and ruffled skirt, complete with an oversized off-the-shoulder jacket. Her ensemble was finished with lace-up stilettos and diamond jewels.

“*Silver emoji*,” Lizzo wrote via Instagram Later on Saturday she will share a photo of her glamorous look.

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Some A-Listers – included Gabriel Union, Tyler Perry, Kris Jenner, Tia Mowry And Halle Bailey – stepped out at the premiere in celebration of Renaissance. Beyoncé, 42, announced earlier this year that she has recorded a behind-the-scenes documentary about her life on the road Renaissance World Tour.

Lizzo’s appearance on Saturday marked the first time she has posed on the red carpet since being accused of harassment and discrimination.

We weekly confirmed in August that three of Lizzo’s former backup dancers had named the Grammy winner in a lawsuit, alleging she fostered a hostile work environment and promoted religious harassment, disability discrimination and sexual harassment.

Lizzo vehemently denied the allegations. “The past few days have been heartbreakingly difficult and overwhelmingly disappointing. My work ethic, morals and respect have been questioned. My character has been criticized,” she wrote in a lengthy Instagram statement on August 3, calling the accusations “false,” “incredible” and “too outrageous not to address.”

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The singer continued at the time: “These sensational stories come from former employees who have already publicly admitted that their behavior during the tour was inappropriate and unprofessional. As an artist I have always been very passionate about what I do. I take my music and my performances seriously because ultimately I only want to release the best art that represents me and my fans.

A month later, Lizzo’s former wardrobe stylist Asha Daniels has filed a separate harassment lawsuit against the singer.

“We are going to go through the process because Lizzo has not accepted any responsibility. She has denied all these allegations. Neama Rahmanian attorney whose firm West Coast Trial Lawyers represents Daniels, exclusively told Us in September. “Her lawyers have come out and attacked our clients and called them liars. This isn’t a situation where a celebrity makes a mistake [and] they come out and apologize and they try to make things right. This is a celebrity [who] has denied all of this, despite all these victims who have come forward and who will continue to come forward.”

Lizzo has not publicly addressed Daniels’ complaints.