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Lizzo's Grammy-Winning Virginity Pact

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Lizzo reveals she waited until winning three Grammys to lose her virginity, a pact she made with herself. She shares her journey from feeling pressured to fit in to embracing her truth, now feeling liberated. Her latest album, Love in Real Life, came out last year, and shes taking a break in 2024. Her story inspires those striving for success, showing that timing your truth can make a significant difference.

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It's April 1st, welcome to music news today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. Lizzo just dropped a real bombshell about her personal life, saying she held off on losing her virginity until after sweeping three Grammy Awards in. 2020, it was all part of a pack she made with herself years back, waiting for that big music breakthrough to happen. That Grammy-9 marked her first win ever best pop solo performance for Truth Hurtz. Best Urban Contemporary Album for the Deluxe Edition of Kazai. Love you, and best traditional R&B performance for Jerome. She called it a moment she never saw coming. Back in the day, she felt so much pressure, she even lied to college friends about having sex, just to fit in and dodge the embarrassment. Her first kiss didn't happen until she was 21, tied to religious roots, and a teenage church pack swearing off anything before marriage. Now with that chapter closed, she says it feels like a huge weight off her chest. Her most recent album, Love in Real Life, hit last year, and she's chilling on a self-imposed

gap year in 2024. Lizzo's story hits home for anyone grinding toward their own wins, proof that timing your truth can change everything.

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