Performance during intermission Super Bowl it is the pinnacle of many artists’ careers. This won’t happen this year Lizzo. The singer, according to daily mail, has been removed from the list of artists who could take the stage at the Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show next February in Las Vegas. Accusations of sexual harassment and body shaming rule out that possibility.
The 35-year-old pop star who bodypositive fought, he was accused by Crystal Williams, Noel Rodriguez and Arianna Davis. These three, her former dancers, filed a lawsuit against her and accused her of creating a hostile work environment: they accuse her of fatphobia, of forcing them to touch a naked artist in Amsterdam, of threatening her if they didn’t do their job well.
Internal source NFLThe Professional American Football League announced daily mailthat the singer who seemed to be in pole position for the show just a few weeks ago doesn’t have the opportunity to sing the national anthem at the Super Bowl this year.
Another source told the newspaper that the Lizzo clan is working to save her career and reputation as there will be six more people making new allegations against the singer. “This is becoming increasingly difficult as more and more people accuse her of extremely inappropriate actions. If he speaks, his statements will be destroyed. If she remains silent, she will be called a coward. In any case, at the moment it does not look like he will be able to recover.”
Ron Zambrano, the lawyer in the case for the original three dancers, said he would also appreciate these new allegations coming from dancers who were on tour with Lizzo or appeared on her show. The fees also include missed payments.
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Since filing the lawsuit, Lizzo has lost more than 120,000 Instagram followers. despite an attempt to refute all accusations with a message. “My work ethic, morals and respect were called into question. My character was criticized. I usually prefer not to respond to false accusations, but these are as incredible as they sound and too outrageous to ignore. 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 my work. I take my music and performances seriously because at the end of the day, I only want the best art that represents me and my fans. With passion comes hard work and high standards. Sometimes I have to make difficult decisions, but I never intend to make anyone feel uncomfortable or make anyone feel like they are an important part of the team.. I am not here to be seen as a victim, but I also know that I am not the villain that people and the media have made me out to be in recent days. I am very open about my sexuality and self-expression, but I cannot accept or allow people to use this openness to make me appear to be something I am not. There is nothing I take more seriously than the respect we deserve as women in the world. I know what it’s like to be the victim of body shaming every day and would never criticize or fire an employee because of their weight. I’m hurt, but I won’t let it overshadow the good work I’ve done in this world. I want to thank everyone who helped me get up during this difficult time.”