‘Au natural’: Singer Lizzo shares unedited nude photo with fans

“Normally I would fix my belly and smooth my skin...’ Not this time: This is Lizzo, posing completely nude without any filters or photo editing.

If Lizzo’s shining, everybody gonna shine.

The Juice hitmaker stripped down on social media Tuesday to make a powerful statement about natural beauty, posing completely nude without any filters or photo editing.

“Welcome to Taurus season,” Lizzo began her caption. “To celebrate I wanna give y’all this unedited selfie. Now normally I would fix my belly and smooth my skin, but baby, I wanted show u how I do it au natural.”

Lizzo posted this unedited photo to Instagram.

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The 32-year-old body-normative advocate has partnered with Dove’s Self-Esteem Project — “which is helping to reverse the negative effects of social media and changing the conversation about beauty standards,” as she explained — to keep the momentum going.

“Let’s get real y’all,” Lizzo urged.

Plenty of the star’s famous friends flocked to the comments to applaud her candid post, including Marc Jacobs, Jonathan Van Ness, Chelsea Handler, Jeremy Scott and Grimes.

“It’s you having no blemishes at ALL lol,” SZA chimed in. “Sigh I just admire u Fren.”

The star loves to dance for fans on her Instagram.

The star in a recent Insta vid.

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A champion of self-love, Lizzo often proudly shows off her curves in sexy outfits, swimwear and lingerie. But she’s also been candid about her body image struggles, and has spoken out about how going glam for work harmed her self-esteem.

Glammed up on the red carpet at this year’s Grammys. Picture: Kevin Mazur/Getty

“We get addicted to seeing ourselves really dolled up,” the pop star told People last year. “I had a few days off … where I wasn’t in makeup and I remember being like, ‘Yo why am I so ugly to myself right now?’ It’s because I got addicted, used to seeing my face with contour.”

Here’s to more makeup-free (and filter-free) moments in the future.

This story originally appeared on Page Six and is republished here with permission.