Lizzo says she's 'not the villain' after former dancers claim sex harassment


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Lizzo performs at the United Center on May 17, 2023, in Chicago. Lizzo said Thursday that she's "not the villain” that three of her former backup dancers falsely accuse her of being in a sexual harassment lawsuit. — Photo: Rob Grabowski/Invision/AP

Lizzo said Thursday that she's "not the villain” that three of her former backup dancers falsely accuse her of being in a sexual harassment lawsuit.

The civil lawsuit filed Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court claims Lizzo pressured the dancers to engage with nude performers at a club in Amsterdam and shamed one of them for her weight gain before firing her.

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