'It kind of pushed me to my limit,' she said.
"It kind of pushed me to my limit," she said.
According to Variety, the whole thing was captured in Lizzo's upcoming series, “Watch Out for the Big Grrrls,” which will premiere in March. And she says that her tearful moment was not supposed to be in the show at all. Lizzo noted that the comment"kind of pushed me to my limit." After she read it, it was hard for her to regain her composure and act like everything was OK.
“It genuinely moved me to tears,” she added. “It was one of those things that happened in my life that was a blessing.”
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