In Jennifer Lopez’s new documentary The Greatest Love Story Never Told, producers revealed that Lizzo and a list of other celebrities turned down cameos.
Yet, according to the Yitty founder, she never received an invite.
Lizzo took to socials telling everyone “Aint nobody told me nothihng” when it came to participating in the project.
The February 28 video had a lot of fans pouring in their thoughts as well.
“Nobody asked me,” the “Truth Hurts” artist adds, laughing. “J. Lo, I love you.”
Producers noted in the documentary that Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Jason Momoa, Jennifer and Snoop Dogg were also all unavailable for the sport.
However, the cast did include people like Fat Joe, Post Malone, Keke Palmer, Trevor Noah, Kim Petras, Jane Fonda, Post Malone, Sofia Vergara, Jenifer Lewis, Jay Shetty, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Derek Hough, Paul Raci, Trevor Jackson and, of course, Lopez’s husband and the muse behind her new record, Ben Affleck.
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Lizzo’s reaction comes about two weeks after the 54-year-old singer-actress unveiled This Is Me … Now: A Love Story alongside her new album This Is Me … Now Feb. 16. The accompanying documentary of the album and film’s making, The Greatest Love Story Never Told, arrived Tuesday (Feb. 27) on Prime Video.
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This Is Me … Now debuted at No. 38 on the Billboard 200. It serves as a follow-up to the Marry Me star’s 2002 LP This Is Me … Then and captures Lopez’s journey to rekindling her romance with Affleck nearly two decades after they called off their original engagement in 2004.
“This Is Me…Then was something that I wrote at that point in time that wound up capturing a moment where I fell deeply in love for the first time in that way, and I didn’t know that I would look back and I think,” she told Billboard earlier this month. “Then to have this kind of crazy, strange, magical, surrealistic plot twist where I wound up back with that person, it was insane and it was also very inspiring.”
