Lizzo reveals Chris Evans responded to her drunk DM

Avengers star Chris Evans has spoken out after singer Lizzo drunkenly contacted him, saying there was “no shame” in it.

Lizzo was overjoyed after her drunken DM to Avengers actor Chris Evans elicited a response.

Over the weekend, the Truth Hurts artist revealed on TikTok that she sent a message to Evans after she had been drinking.

The message in question was a trio of emojis including a gust of wind, a woman playing basketball and a basketball. The implication behind the emojis was that she was shooting her shot at flirting with the actor.

“Don’t drink and DM, kids … for legal porpoises [sic] this is a joke,” she captioned the brief video.

On Sunday, Lizzo took to the app again to reveal that Evans had responded to her and showed off the fact that he is following her on Instagram.

Lizzo admitted to drunk DM'ing Chris Evans. Picture: TikTok

Getting a response from Chris Evans elicited this excitement. Picture: TikTok

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“No shame in a drunk DM [face-throwing-a-kiss emoji] god knows I’ve done worse on this app lol [facepalm emoji],” Evans allegedly responded.

After showing the response she got from the actor for shooting her shot, Lizzo is seen in her TikTok video dancing, shaking and seemingly being overjoyed to have successfully slid into his DMs.

Chris Evans has made his own social media errors before. Picture: Getty Images

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Although he didn’t specifically say it, the Knives Out actor was likely referencing his own infamous social media gaffe when he accidentally leaked a graphic photo of his penis back in September 2020.

According to E! News, Evans posted a prerecorded video on his Stories but when it ended, the image showed a photo grid, giving viewers a very brief look at his recent snaps.

The photos appeared to include some NSFW images, including one that many of his millions of followers believe to be a penis.

The actor seemingly cottoned on to the gaffe soon after, and used the heightened attention the moment gave his Twitter account to encourage people to vote in the November election.

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