August 3rd Lizzo he first spoke on Instagram about the allegations leveled against him by three of his former dancers who have sued in Los Angeles body shaming, sexual harassment and racism. However, a few hours after this post, a response came from alleged victims who made statements commenting on Lizzo’s words.
Crystal Williams, Arianna Davis and Noel Rodriguez What in addition to allegations of harassment, they seek damages for emotional distress, insufficient wages, discrimination against people with disabilities, and brutal detention, they decided to respond to Lizzo’s claims. Williams, in fact, gave an interview Channel 4, stating that: “These words greatly increased the frustration I felt about how he made me feel and how he treated me. The fact is that our experience belongs only to us, as well as our injuries. This answer again lacks respect from a man who advocates female empowerment, mental health, the subject of body positivity. But his statement proves otherwise.
Noel Rodriguez then continued by stating that “It is shocking to read this type of statement. She denied not only our experience that she managed to live on the spot, but also other women who worked with her before us. In this regard, their testimony is not the only testimony of people who had difficulties with her, according to their own statements: after the complaint, filmmaker Sophia Nali Ellison herself came forward, saying that she refused to produce a documentary about Lizzo in 2019 because she felt disrespectfully.