Roseanne Barr wants Lizzo to ‘thank you’ for ‘paving the way’ for her

Emmy Award and Golden Globe-winning actress and TV host Roseanne Barr says her work over the years has “paved the way” for curvy stereotypes in Hollywood, and has also “helped” singer Lizzo.

On Monday, June 26, the actress shared on Instagram a 1994 Vanity Fair cover shot by Annie Leibovitz, in which she poses in a chair in black lace lingerie and heels. “When @lizzobeeating thanked me for paving the way for her. Tribute to Botero”she wrote in the caption of the post, directly tagging singer Lizzo, who has always been involved in promoting and spreading body positivity messages.

While Lizzo has yet to respond to Roseanne’s post, the “Special” singer — as we mentioned earlier — has been an advocate of body confidence and self-love since the beginning of her career. “Your body is totally yours, even if it isn’t perfect for someone else”For example, he said two years ago in a powerful clip on social media. “If you only knew the intricacies of your body, you would be so proud. I’m so proud of you for making it this far in a society that gives us an edge in self-loathing, that makes us a The dysmorphophobic looking glass gives and gives. We desperately go out in search of what we think we should be. I’ve spent so much time in this body and I’m no different from you – I’m still trying to find balance. I’m still trying to mend my relationship with food. , my anxiety, my back fat. It gets easier. I spent my hardest days trying to love myself “

the pop star claimed.

After all, while Roseanne represented a plus-size body type in the media before Lizzo achieved stardom, the sitcom star’s public discussion has been less about body positivity and more about her weight loss journey, Including a 1998 gastric bypass surgery and subsequent abdominal surgery. tuck; He told People in 2003, “I had a huge edge and I took it out.” “It was little more than an enfilade.”