Lizzo is being accused of a series of abuses; Controversial lawyer Marty Singer says he has evidence that would exonerate the singer
lizzoplans to sue the same dancers who filed allegations against her — Arianna Davis, Crystal WilliamsIt is Noelle Rodriguez. The singer’s lawyer, Marty Singerrevealed to TMZ that new photos appeared showing the three accusers having fun at a cabaret show in Paris, during the artist’s tour.
The images would be from March 5, about a month after the Bananenbar incident in Amsterdam. In the lawsuit, the dancers claimed that lizzopressured them to eat bananas from performers’ vaginas. Davis, Williams It is Rodriguez also stated that they were forced to go to the club in Paris, which, for singercontradicts the photos.

The lawyer also said that the dancers chose to continue the tour with lizzo and beyond that, arianna would have praised the singer in a tape dated after the trip to Paris. In the recording, Davis says he wants to “follow in the footsteps” of the author of the hit “Truth Hurts”.
The indictment, under Neama Rahmani, commented on the photos showing the smiling dancers: “Of course, they wanted to keep their jobs. They had bills to pay, just like everyone else, but they’ve reached the limit of abuse. We stand by all charges in the lawsuit and We await the judgment.”
“We are hearing similar stories from former employees, and as noted in the Los Angeles Times about how lizzo used intimate footage of her dancers without consent in the documentary Love Lizzo, we’re seeing even more of the pattern in how Lizzo thinks about her employees. Clearly, it’s not much,” added rahmani.
singer claims he has other evidence that makes the accusations fall to the ground.
Source: Rollingstone

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