Lizzo plans to arrange legal interviews with the suspects.
The 35-year-old singer has not heard allegations of discrimination and creating a “hostile work environment” made by three senior members of the Big Grrrls dance troupe – Crystal Williams, Noelle Rodriguez and Arianna Davis – who confirmed she was a victim of sexual, religious and racial harm. discrimination based on disability, aggression and unfair employment.
Now, the star’s source claims that certain people have been contacting her asking for an interview about the situation and that they are “suggesting” speaking with CBS News anchor Gayle King.
The whistleblower said in The Sun’s Bizarre column: “Lizzo has been inundated with information from a section of people who are well aware of the processes that need to be made public. This is an incredibly difficult period for her and her reputation first and foremost. ,sacred couple. More and more people are interested in interviews, but what Gayle King offers here seems to be the most interesting for them. It is clear how many beautiful things you chose during the interview. The legal plan and Lizzo are guided by their team to best help the adoptive parent.”
The “Truth Hurts” singer previously described the aftermath of the allegations as “very difficult to live with and extremely painful.”