“Beyonce With JLo Might Be Too Skinny”: Amidst Ongoing “Fat Shaming” Allegations, 258lb Lizzo Receives No Mercy From Stephen A. Smith

Body image issues are greatly debated in the world of entertainment. Celebrities and public figures are often subjected to criticism and scrutiny in the media based on their appearance. This also leads to discussions about beauty standards and self-acceptance. Recently, American rapper and songwriter Lizzo found herself in legal controversies for fat-shaming allegations by fellow dancers.

Speaking about the controversy, renowned sports analyst with ESPN Stephen A. Smith has shown no mercy and fat-shamed 258lb Lizzo in a YouTube Live broadcast. 

Lizzo Faces allegations of Fat-Shaming and harassment 

This week Lizzo has been embroiled in a legal battle against her former dancers. 3 dancers made detailed allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior, assault, and harassment against Lizzo. They also made allegations against her production company, BGBT. The dancers claimed that she also made derogatory comments about their weight and appearance, creating a hostile work environment.

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It is also worth noting that the allegations can be a surprise to many. Lizzo has always been a vocal advocate for self-love and positive body image in the media throughout her career. Her music is inspiring to many to have a healthy self-body image. Her unapologetic embrace of her body has resonated with all her fans across the globe. 

Stephen A. Smith’s controversial remarks

While the focus has been on Lizzo’s legal case, there is another controversy that has come up. Stephen A. Smith made controversial remarks about Lizzo on a live broadcast. Smith was seen discussing his preferences when it comes to women’s body sizes. He unapologetically stated that he prefers women considerably smaller than Lizzo. “Unapologetically I like women considerably smaller than Lizzo”, he proudly says. 

He even suggested that his close friend, Pooley, an apparent expert in the matter, might find Beyoncé and JLo together too skinny. “I bring them (skinny girls) in front of Pooley. Pooley will look at me. What the hell am I supposed to do with them? They are too da*m skinny. Polley would think Beyonce is too skinny. Pooley would think Beyonce with Jlo (Jennifer Lopez) might be too skinny. I gotta get Pooley on the show because he is an expert that can speak about this”, he says. 

This obsession with body image can be detrimental not only to those celebrities but also to regular individuals who strive to meet unrealistic beauty standards. It is not only paramount but also a moral obligation to foster a culture of acceptance and celebrate diversity in all aspects of life.

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