Lizzo was spotted at the Los Angeles Pride festival in West Hollywood on Sunday.

The 36-year-old music sensation was clad in a two-piece bra and leggings co-ord from her shapewear line Yitty.

The skintight items included the brand's Headliner Shaping High Waist Legging in Pride Prismatic and its matching Headliner Shaping Bralette.

The hitmaker, born Melissa Viviane Jefferson, flashed her big smile as she walked along the streets of the city with a makeup artist by her side, touching up her glam.

Also spotted at the bustling event to kick off Pride Month was singer Kehlani, 29.

Lizzo was spotted at the Los Angeles Pride festival in West Hollywood on Sunday

The 36-year-old music sensation was clad in a two-piece bra and leggings co-ord from her shapewear line Yitty

Lizzo rounded out her look with a pair of furry, tan-colored boots.

She wore a long, tightly waved honey-blonde wig with dark roots and a deep center part.

Her face was fully made up with carefully shaped brows, pink blush, fluttery eyelashes, and a nude pink lipstick with a glossy finish. 

The superstar musician accessorized with a large, silver-toned Yitty necklace.

She flashed her cleavage and a portion of her tummy in her festive ensemble.

Earlier in the day she was active on Instagram, sharing her grueling workout routine with her nearly 12 million followers.

The entrepreneur was clad in none other than a lavender and navy blue sweatshirt and leggings from Yitty. 

In the caption of the video post, she wrote, 'BIG GRRRL TWERKOUT OF THE DAY FEAT. @yitty ULTRA LIFT LEGGINGS.

Lizzo's skintight items included her brand's Headliner Shaping High Waist Legging in Pride Prismatic and its matching Headliner Shaping Bralette

It comes after Lizzo recently responded to a South Park episode that poked fun at her size.

The episode of the long-running animated series centered on the famously portly character Eric Cartman's quest to obtain the diabetes medication Ozempic in order to lose weight, despite obstacles created by a lack of funds and insurance.

In response, a doctor tells him, 'I'm going to write you a prescription for Lizzo. She's a really good singer who talks about body positivity, and just being happy with the way you look. 

'I want you to listen to Lizzo five times a day, and watch her videos just before bedtime.'

'I'm afraid you'll have to be on Lizzo for the rest of your life,' he added. 

The episode went on to offer a satirical FDA disclaimer that stated, 'Lizzo helps you eat everything you want, and keep physical activity to a minimum. Serious side effects may include pancreatitis, hypothermia, and literally s****ing out of your ears.' 

'I really showed the world how to love yourself and not give a f*** to the point where these men in Colorado know who the f*** I am and put it in their cartoon that's been around for 25 years,' she said in a clip posted on TikTok.

'I showed you all how to not give a f*** and I'm going to keep on showing you how to not give a f***,' she echoed.

Also spotted at the bustling event to kick off Pride Month was singer Kehlani, 29

Also spotted at the bustling event to kick off Pride Month was singer Kehlani, 29

Kehlani showed up to the LGBTQIA+ celebration in a pair of light wash jeans covered sparkly stone embellishments

Demonstrating her fierce and unwavering solidarity with the occupied state of Palestine, she added a black and white keffiyeh — a traditional Arab headdress — over her shoulders

Her face was fully made up as she rode in a red convertible through the streets of WeHo with a small posse

Kehlani showed up to the LGBTQIA+ celebration in a pair of light wash jeans covered sparkly stone embellishments.

The Oakland-bred musician added an airbrushed white T-shirt promoting her new album After Hours.

Demonstrating her fierce and unwavering solidarity with the occupied state of Palestine, she added a black and white keffiyeh — a traditional Arab headdress — over her shoulders.

The fashionista rounded out the casual look with furry hot pink mules.

Her face was fully made up as she rode in a red convertible through the streets of WeHo with a small posse.