The singer is being sued by three former dancers for alleged harassment and creating a "hostile work environment."

"I was so deeply afraid of people that I didn’t want to be seen," said Lizzo on stage at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles

Lizzo kicked off the night on electric guitar, shredding through "Love In Real Life," "Juice" and "Rumors," introducing the latter by slyly nodding, "Have you heard my name in the

Lizzo has claimed she considered taking her own life in the wake of sexual harassment lawsuits being filed against her in 2023. The 36-year-old singer, whose real name is Melissa Viviane Jefferson, was hit with multiple allegations in 2023,

Lizzo has denied all allegations, but she is still facing ongoing lawsuits. (However, she was dismissed from the stylist’s lawsuit, although her production company, Big Grrrl Big Touring Inc., remains a defendant.)

Lizzo returned to the stage Wednesday with her first solo concert since the 2023 media frenzy surrounding a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by three of her backup dancers. Opening up about the experience to the crowd at Los Angeles' The Wiltern,

Lizzo is sharing an intimate look into her mental health journey, revealing personal struggles with depression and the inspiration behind her upcoming album, Love in Real Life.