Below the video, she added: “I self-love so hard because everything feels like rejection… it feel like the whole world be ghostin me sometimes.

“Sad af today,” she continued. “But this too shall pass. S/O all the messages of love. Thank you.”

Of course, the singer was flooded with support in response, with friends offering to speak with her if she needed it. Among the messages of love were kind words from model Tess Holliday, fashion designer Marc Jacobs and fellow singer Charli XCX, who recently worked with Lizzo on new single Blame It On Your Love.

“I hear you - depression is real. Struggled with it all my life,” Jacobs wrote in response to the video. “It does pass although while in it, it seems it never will. You are so loved. I love you Lizzo.”

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