Lizzo Shares Hilarious Message She Sent Chris Evans When She Was Drunk

Lizzo has revealed that she drunkenly slid into Chris Evans's direct messages on Instagram.

In a hilarious TikTok video she posted Saturday, Lizzo, 32, shared a screenshot of the message she randomly sent the "Avengers: Endgame" star recently while she was drunk. She sent Evans the emojis for dashing away, a woman playing handball and a basketball.

The TikTok video also featured Lizzo lip-syncing to audio by Tatayanna Mitchell, saying, "The reason I’m upset about this one is because I know I’m not going to be able to marry him, and honestly it hurts me to the core – because damn papa, he a rare breed, no comparing."

The three-time Grammy Award winner then discouraged others from following her lead. “Don’t drink and DM, kids.... for legal porpoises this is a joke,” she wrote in the caption.

The "Captain America" star has not responded as of this writing. Lizzo and Evans also don’t follow each other on Instagram, Entertainment Tonight noted.

However, Lizzo has long been vocal about her fondness for Evans. In 2019, she "proposed" to the actor on Twitter after sharing a throwback video of her dancing when she was a child.

"Rare footage of me as a child," she wrote in the caption.

"This kid is cooler than I could ever hope to be," Evans commented.

His reply did not go unnoticed to Lizzo, who replied to his comment, "Wow marry me [woozy face emoji]."

Meanwhile, Lizzo set the record straight on her relationship status last month after she was photographed with a mystery man. She shared a video of her on Instagram and wrote "single" in the caption.

The singer admitted that some of her songs, including "Truth Hurts," were about her personal experience and had something to do with her ex-boyfriends. However, she never mentioned the names of the men she had dated.

"Damn near a profile on a human being minus his name," Lizzo told Vogue in 2020 about the hit song. "I think it’s important to me as a human being to not disclose everything in my life."