Popstar Lizzo drops the F-bomb a whopping nine times on The Project ahead of her Australian tour 

Pop superstar Lizzo dropped the F bomb a whopping nine times while she was being interviewed on The Project on Thursday night.

Speaking to presenter Sarah Harris, the US singer couldn’t hold in her excitement when she was asked about winning the Record of the Year gong for her worldwide smash-hit About Damn Time at the 65th Grammys in February. 

‘It’s kind of like f**k, I wasn’t expecting it at all,’ Lizzo began to a bemused Harris. 

‘I was sitting there like, “alright whatever”, but you’re like okay, “f**k, I’ve gotta say something”, “f**k, you won”, “f**k, who are you going to thank”, “f**k, don’t forget anybody”, “f**k, like how did this happen”, “f**k is everyone gonna be mad at me?”‘ she continued.

‘Like there’s all these little things, like, “f**k you won”, it’s all of these things with a little f**king in between,’ Lizzo added

Speaking to presenter Sarah Harris (pictured), the US singer couldn’t hold in her excitement when she was asked about winning the Record of the Year gong for her worldwide smash-hit About Damn Time at the 65th Grammys in February.  

While the expletive-filled rant got bleeped out during the interview, the Juice singer wasn’t so lucky earlier in the chat. 

The hitmaker, born Melissa Viviane Jefferson, also let the word ‘c***’ slip into the conversation when she was talking about headlining Glastonbury Festival in the UK alongside Guns N’ Roses.

‘It hasn’t really sunk in, like, am I headlining actually?’ she said.

‘But Guns N’ Roses is a legendary, legendary band so we’re gonna rock out with our c**ks out.’

The US singer took part in the interview to promote her Australian tour which was announced on Wednesday. 

She will be performing in three major Australian cities this July, while also headlining Splendour In The Grass 2023.

The Rumours singer will kick off her Australian tour at Perth’s RAC Arena on July 14, followed by a night at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on July 17.

‘It’s kind of like f**k, I wasn’t expecting it at all,’ Lizzo began to a bemused Harris. 

She will then perform at Splendour In The Grass in Byron Bay, which takes place between July 21-23, before moving on to Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena for a gig on July 23.

Speaking on The Project, the star said she ‘can’t wait to come to Australia’ and that she’s prepared for the infamous mud that festival-goers have to contend with at Byron Bay’s Splendour in the Grass.

‘I heard like you’ve got to bring the boots, the rubber boots and I will be there with my wellies on,’ she said.

‘I’m great with mud, I like to get down and rough and tussle you know, I’m a country girl.’ 

The hitmaker, born Melissa Viviane Jefferson, also let the word ‘c***’ slip into the conversation when she was talking about headlining Glastonbury Festival in the UK alongside Guns N’ Roses