Lizzo is, as the kids say, a MOOD. Lizzo has been everywhere this year as her 2017 single “Truth Hurts” became the slow-burning, word-of-mouth jam of the year. Awards, awards shows, and awards show performances followed and now Lizzo has officially arrived and become a very big deal. I love her music and I love her. She is so refreshing and I love that she’s famous enough to chat with People Magazine about her love life and what she would do if the right d–k came along. And yes, she really said that sh-t to People Magazine! LMAO, those white moms subscribing to People are going to be like “good for her,” hopefully.

Lizzo is 100 percent that single bitch! On her new LP Cuz I Love You, the rapper-singer says, “I’m my own soulmate” — and in the new issue of PEOPLE, Lizzo confirms she is indeed focusing on herself and her career for the time being.

“I’m a very, very single bitch,” the “Juice” performer, 31, tells PEOPLE. “But even if I were in a relationship, I’m a single-minded individual, and I really like my freedom. I think there’s a lot of people that need to be in relationships and need to be in love. I want it sometimes, but I don’t need it. But if the right d— comes along,” Lizzo adds with a laugh, “you better believe I’ll put it on my wall.”

In recent years, Lizzo (real name: Melissa Jefferson) has carved a niche for herself in the pop music world with her empowering lyrics, earnest body positivity advocacy — and confident swagger in her breakup bops, from “Good as Hell” and “Jerome” to”Truth Hurts.”

[From People]

“I think there’s a lot of people that need to be in relationships and need to be in love.” Yes. There are so many people like that and they are so foreign to me! Much like Lizzo, I like my independence and freedom. Single bitches of the world unite! I also believe that there are probably so many men blowing up Lizzo’s phone these days. She radiates confidence and self-possession, and that’s intoxicating for men. She probably is single by choice.

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