During the seven years she lived in Minnesota, Lizzo occasionally would do something wild to get the local gossip mill spinning with that question. In the year and a half since emerging out of COVID-19 lockdown, the singer and rapper has frequently drummed up international headlines essentially asking the same thing.
Truth is, it's been hard to stay on top of all of the "Truth Hurts" hit-maker's high-profile and sometimes highly unforeseeable activities of late.
One week she's in the news for doing something on TV. The next week it might be for something musical. Just last week, the 34-year-old classically trained musician was all over the media for (check notes) playing the fourth U.S. president James Madison's 200-year-old flute. No one saw that coming.
