The 'Juice' hitmaker also gushes over her 'Hustlers' co-star Jennifer Lopez in the interview, saying, 'Man. Working with J.Lo was the great story. She's such a professional.'
- Jul 26, 2019
AceShowbiz - Rapper Lizzo is open to the possibility of her appearing on ABC's "The Bachelorette". However, the star makes it clear that there is one thing that the network has to do before it can tap her to star on the dating show.
During an interview with Cosmopolitan, the "Truth Hurts" rapper/singer/flutist says that she's ready to join the show's "coolest season ever." However, Lizzo has a list of requirements before she heads to "The Bachelorette".
"If I was the Bachelorette, it would just be the coolest season ever," the "Juice" hitmaker claims. "The men would have to be naked and they would have to wear little thong briefs and they would have to feed me grapes."
Her conditions continue getting racier as she adds, "It would be mandatory to get my p***y eaten at least once on the whole season, and it would have to be filmed. It can be blurred, but I would want the people to know. The kids gotta learn someday."
Lizzo also gushes over Jennifer Lopez in the interview. "Man. Working with J.Lo was the great story. S**t. She's such a professional. She's such a vet in the game," Lizzo raves about the singer, with whom she shares the screen in "Hustlers". "This was my first time on camera for a feature film. So I was looking at her like, 'Wow, you're the leader right now.' And she definitely did her job. She controlled the room and led the sisterhood."
As for fellow rapper and co-star Cardi B, she praises the Grammy winner's good sense of humor. "Cardi B was cool too though. Cardi B was funny, man. She had me rolling. She had everybody cracking up," Lizzo gushes. "We got to improv and Cardi really took artistic liberties and just went off, and it was really cool to watch. She's such a character."
Also starring Constance Wu and Lili Reinhart, "Hustlers" is inspired by a New York Magazine article by Jessica Pressler that went viral, former strip club employees band together to turn the tables on their Wall Street client. The flick is set to hit theaters on September 13.
