Lizzo was supporting Beyoncé during her Renaissance tour on Monday night as she attended her 42nd birthday tour date in California.

It proves all is well between the two stars after there was confusion last month when Beyoncé removed Lizzo’s name from her Break My Soul remix when accusations of 𝑠e𝑥ual harassment against her came to light.

A lawsuit for 𝑠e𝑥ual harassment was recently launched against Lizzo, 35, by three of her former backup dancers.

At her last few shows Beyoncé confirmed she was sticking with the embattled rapper and singer by continuing to include her name in a list of inspiring women in the remix.

Beyoncé had previously returned Lizzo’s name to the lineup after removing it earlier in August, and her mother Tina Knowles downplayed the exclusion at the time.

Here she is: Lizzo was supporting Beyoncé during her Renaissance tour on Monday night as she attended her 42nd birthday tour date in California (pictured with Chris Rock)

Complicated: It proves all is well between the two stars after there was confusion last month when Beyoncé removed Lizzo’s name from her Break My Soul remix following accusations of 𝑠e𝑥ual harassment

The Boston show that missed out on Lizzo’s name was also unusual, as Beyoncé repeated Erykah Badu’s name multiple times, seemingly to clarify that she was a major inspiration after Badu accused the singer of ripping off her style on her current tour.

Lizzo posed in a silver bodycon dress with Chris Rock as they enjoyed the concert.

During a concert on August 15 in Atlanta 41-year-old hitmaker Beyoncé went even further, though, by shouting, ‘I love you, Lizzo!’ in the middle of the line as she returned her name to the Break My Soul remix.

In a short clip from the concert circulating on social media, Beyoncé could be seen running through her list of inspiring Black women when she gets to Lizzo’s name and said it aloud.

Then she added, ‘I love you, Lizzo!’ which appeared to get some scattered applause from the crowd near where the video was shot.

At the start of August Tina Lawson downplayed her superstar daughter Beyonce‘s omission of Lizzo’s name during Break My Soul shout-outs during Boston show.

The 69-year-old mother of Beyonce and Solange Knowles took to Instagram to comment on an item posted by the Jasmine BRAND that detailed the purported snub, which comes as Lizzo faces a lawsuit alleging 𝑠e𝑥ual harassment and a toxic workplace from three former dancers.

Beyonce typically includes Lizzo’s name in a list of influential Black women during the Break My Soul remix, but at the Boston show she did not say it, repeating Erykah Badu’s name four times instead.

Difficult: A lawsuit for 𝑠e𝑥ual harassment was recently launched against Lizzo , 35, by three of her former backup dancers

Through thick and thin: At her last few shows Beyoncé confirmed she was sticking with the embattled rapper and singer by continuing to include her name in a list of inspiring women in the remix

Lawson noted in the comment thread that Beyonce didn’t mention the name of her famed sibling Solange in the sequence at the show.

‘She also didn’t say her own sisters name [y’all] should really stop,’ the Galveston, Texas native said in the thread.

‘Say it mama Tina,’ one user said, while another commented, ‘Thank you for setting the record straight Ms. Tina!’

Lizzo has been busy shaking off any negativity following a lawsuit filed by three former dancers last month.

Crystal Williams, 24, Noelle Rodriguez, 25 and Arianna Davis, 26 are accusing the Truth Hurts singer of 𝑠e𝑥ual and racial harassment and creating a hostile work environment – alleging the plus-sized pop icon dragged them along to degrading 𝑠e𝑥 shows while touring Europe.

The former dancers claimed Lizzo pressured them and other employees to touch nude performers at a club in Amsterdam.

Documents obtained by NBC News allege they were invited to another nude cabaret show in Paris, ‘so they would be able to learn something or be inspired by the performance.’

However, the Rumors artist didn’t advise them the performers would be naked, ‘robbing them of the choice not to participate.’

The Yitty founder, who is known for promoting body positivity, has been accused of pointing out a dancer’s weight gain and later firing her after she recorded a meeting because of a health condition.

In another allegation, trio said dancers were subjected to an ‘excruciating’ 12 hour audition after being accused of drinking on the job.

Lizzo’s dance captain, Shirley Quigley, is named in the lawsuit as well.

She is accused of preaching her Christian beliefs and ‘took every opportunity to proselytize to any and all in her presence regardless of protestations.’

After learning one of the women was a virgin, Quigley allegedly spoke about the topic in interviews and posted about it on social media.

The dance captain also reportedly refused to stop pressuring another of the complainants about her faith, reportedly retorting, ‘No job and no one will stop me from talking about the Lord.’

The former dancers have not asked for a certain dollar amount, but have asked to be compensated for damages for emotional distress including unpaid wages, loss of earnings and attorney’s fees.

She is accused of preaching her Christian beliefs and ‘took every opportunity to proselytize to any and all in her presence regardless of protestations.’

Odd: Beyoncé had previously returned Lizzo’s name to the lineup after removing it earlier in August, and her mother Tina Knowles downplayed the exclusion at the time

After learning one of the women was a virgin, Quigley allegedly spoke about the topic in interviews and posted about it on social media.

The dance captain also reportedly refused to stop pressuring another of the complainants about her faith, reportedly retorting, ‘No job and no one will stop me from talking about the Lord.’

The former dancers have not asked for a certain dollar amount, but have asked to be compensated for damages for emotional distress including unpaid wages, loss of earnings and attorney’s fees.

Lizzo has denied the allegations.