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The women suing Lizzo still want justice

Lizzo faces simultaneous legal pressure from former employees and critical reception of her latest album sales.

By · Published June 29, 2026 at 19:31 UTC · Updated July 7, 2026 at 04:36 UTC

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Source diversity sample: Pajiba · Yahoo · Entertainment Weekly · Yahoo News Canada · People.com · CNN.

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📍 Where it landed

The women suing Lizzo expressed a continued desire for justice. Meanwhile, Lizzo addressed the soul-crushing and disappointing sales of her new album and criticized the Khia Asylum meme as a weapon targeting women.

Epilogue added 59d ago, after coverage quieted.

The story so far

Lizzo is currently navigating legal challenges and professional setbacks. While women who have sued the singer continue to seek justice, Lizzo has publicly addressed the disappointing sales of her new album.

Coverage from People.com and Yahoo News Canada emphasizes the singer's emotional reaction, with Lizzo describing the sales figures as "soul-crushing." Additionally, Entertainment Weekly reports that Lizzo has criticized the 'Khia Asylum' meme, labeling it a weapon that exclusively targets women. Future developments include the progress of the lawsuits reported by CNN and Lizzo's response to the 'Khia Asylum' trend and her album's commercial performance.

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The obvious questions

How did Lizzo describe the sales of her new album?

Lizzo stated it was "soul-crushing" and said, "I was really sad" to see the disappointing sales.

What is Lizzo's stance on the 'Khia Asylum' meme?

She described the meme as a "weapon that targets only women" and claims it is used against "flopping" pop stars.

What is the status of the legal actions against Lizzo?

According to CNN, the women suing Lizzo are still seeking justice.

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