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Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest: SZA Defends Her Friends Lizzo’s Character · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood.
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Speaker 2: When Lizzo faced a wave of accusations and controversy stemming
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Speaker 2: from a series of harassment lawsuits back in twenty twenty
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Speaker 2: three filed by former employees, she was criticized endlessly online,
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Speaker 2: losing friends and associates in the process, but one that
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Speaker 2: stayed with her through thick and thin, just so happens
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Speaker 2: to be a superstar, Sizza, who's now speaking up for
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Speaker 2: Lizzo's character and strength, telling New York Magazine, it was
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Speaker 2: so weird to watch everybody attack her because it actually
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Speaker 2: had nothing to do with what was going on. But
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Speaker 2: what's special about my friend is that she is a
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Speaker 2: master healer. She's always going to get to the bottom
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Speaker 2: of herself. Nobody cleared her name for her, Nobody could.
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Speaker 1: Give her that vindication. She gave it to herself.
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Speaker 2: It just feels like she one hundred percent genied herself
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Speaker 2: through that. The words of Sizza on staying true to
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Speaker 2: her friendship with Lizzo, and Sisa backed that up by
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Speaker 2: jumping on the banger Irl featured on Lizzo's new mixtape,
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Speaker 2: My Face Hurts from Smiling, which is out now.
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Speaker 1: That's direct from Hollywood