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Lizzo told Gayle King on CBS Mornings she refuses to settle the sexual harassment lawsuit brought by three former backup dancers — and will take the stand if the case goes to trial. In this episode, Becca and Miles walk through the 35-page complaint filed in August 2023, covering the Amsterdam allegations, the religious harassment claims against dance captain Shirlene Quigley, and the fat-shaming allegation that drove headlines but was dismissed in December 2025. They break down the 2026 legal roadmap, including the appeal stay that has frozen all proceedings and eliminated the original trial date, and what a California Court of Appeal ruling could mean for whether a jury ever hears the surviving claims. The episode also examines why Lizzo's body-positive brand made the fat-shaming claim uniquely damaging — and whether its dismissal is genuine vindication or a procedural outcome that left the rest of the case intact. Becca defends her refusal to settle as a principled stand; Miles argues it is a risky bet with a June 2026 album release directly in the collision path.
By Test Podcast FeedLizzo told Gayle King on CBS Mornings she refuses to settle the sexual harassment lawsuit brought by three former backup dancers — and will take the stand if the case goes to trial. In this episode, Becca and Miles walk through the 35-page complaint filed in August 2023, covering the Amsterdam allegations, the religious harassment claims against dance captain Shirlene Quigley, and the fat-shaming allegation that drove headlines but was dismissed in December 2025. They break down the 2026 legal roadmap, including the appeal stay that has frozen all proceedings and eliminated the original trial date, and what a California Court of Appeal ruling could mean for whether a jury ever hears the surviving claims. The episode also examines why Lizzo's body-positive brand made the fat-shaming claim uniquely damaging — and whether its dismissal is genuine vindication or a procedural outcome that left the rest of the case intact. Becca defends her refusal to settle as a principled stand; Miles argues it is a risky bet with a June 2026 album release directly in the collision path.