Lizzo’s company files new motion to dismiss lawsuit

Big Grrrl touring company has asked the court to dismiss a lawsuit accusing Lizzo of sexual harassment and discrimination

Lizzo scooped Record of The Year for About Damn Time
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Lizzo’s Big Grrrl touring company has filed a new motion to dismiss the lawsuit accusing the singer and her company of sexual harassment, discrimination and fat-shaming, among other charges.

The American singer and her touring company face a string of claims from dancers Crystal Williams, Arianna Davis and Noelle Rodriguez, dating between 2021 and 2023.

The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court in August, accuses Lizzo (real name Melissa Jefferson) of creating a hostile work environment in addition to allegations of religious and racial harassment, disability discrimination, assault and false imprisonment. The 35-year-old and choreographer Tanisha Scott are also accused of body-shaming.

Lizzo has now described the lawsuit as a “fabricated sob story” and has filed her own motion asking the court to dismiss…

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