The 'Juice' hitmaker wears nothing but her birthday suit as she lies down in a bathtub filled with colorful chocolate candies and makes a reference to her genitals in the caption.
- Oct 28, 2019
AceShowbiz - Lizzo has just shared a new juicy picture that will make her fans' Halloween extra sweet. The 31-year-old rapper took to her Instagram page on Sunday, October 27 to celebrate the festivity early by posting a photo of her going completely naked.
The "Truth Hurts" hitmaker strips down to her birthday suit in the racy snap as she lies down in a bathtub filled with what appears to be M&M's candies. The colorful chocolate candies and her long raven hair are placed strategically to cover her modesty, while the bathtub is decorated with pink, red and orange flowers.
Lizzo wrote an NSFW message below the photo as she told her followers to "TASTE THE RAINBOW B***H." She also made a reference to her genitals, writing, "if you ever wondered what my coochie taste like....," before adding in the caption, "Puttin the Queen in Halloween."
Lizzo recently released a remix of her sleeper hit "Good as Hell" featuring Ariana Grande. The former Nickoledeon star lends her vocal in the second verse of the song, singing, " 'Cause he better know my worth/ There's so much that I deserve/ But I ain't worried now, I'ma let my hair down/ He been tryin' it, but not today," before she joins forces with Lizzo for the chorus.
The hip-hop star has scored a bigger feat with her other song "Truth Hurts", which currently ties with Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" for the longest-running No. 1 female rap song on the Billboard 100 Chart. "We... Are... Officially.... Tied w/ Fancy for longest female rap #1," she celebrated it on Instagram last week. "thank you to everyone who streamed and guess what??? IF WE GET ONE MORE WEEK TRUTH HURTS WILL BE THE LONGEST RUNNING FEMALE RAP #1 OF ALL TIME."
Due to the success of "Truth Hurts", "Good as Hell" also enjoyed a resurgence in popularity. The song, which was initially recorded for the soundtrack of "Barbershop: The Next Cut" and appeared on Lizzo's 2016 "Coconut Oil" EP, peaked at No. 20, becoming her second top 20 hit on the chart.
