Lizzo has emerged as one of the premier musicians of this generation, as she’s racked up hit singles and a number of major accolades to go along with them. She’s also been steadily dipping her toes into TV and film and has appeared in some high-profile productions. A major feather in her cap has been the reality series Watch Out for the Big Grrrls, which began streaming for Amazon Prime Video subscribers in 2022. Now, however, several former dancers featured on that show are filing suit against the songstress. And they’re suing for alleged sexual harassment, assault and more.
Three dancers filed a lawsuit early Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, according to Deadline. The plaintiffs in question have been identified as Noelle Rodriguez, Arianna Davis and Crystal Williams. Overall, the ladies are claiming that the Grammy winner created a “hostile work environment." The “Truth Hurts” singer – whose real name is Melissa Jefferson was named in the suit alongside the head of her dance team, Shirlene Quigley, and Big Grrrl Big Touring, Inc. A portion of the filing reads:
