On the show today…
We have an update on those allegations against Lizzo. Yesterday three of her former dancers went public with some huge allegations against the star including sexual harassment and allegedly creating a hostile work environment. Now an Oscar-nominated filmmaker has said she pulled out of working on a documentary with Lizzo due to alleged mistreatment.
Plus, Beyonce fans are outraged at the thought of spending hundreds on "no view" tickets to her Renaissance tour. Apparently Queen Bey is offering up seats behind the stage, with no view of the performance for $150 USD.
And model Em Rata has revealed some interesting details about her weight and the ways the fashion industry rewarded her for having a tiny figure. During a Q&A session on her podcast, Em was asked about weight gain, weight loss and how it's impacted her ability to get jobs. The model has confessed to booking more gigs when she was smaller, but what does that say about the state of the modelling industry? We have thoughts.
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