A Thoroughly Exhausting Timeline of Demi Lovato and Max Ehrich's Breakup

Demi Lovato may have started her career singing Don’t Forget, but it sounds like that’s exactly what she plans to do about her failed relationship with Max Ehrich.

Demi Lovato is moving on with her life… and getting a ton of support from other A-listers!

Both People and Us Weekly dedicated part of their issues this week to Demi Lovato's breakup from her ex-fiancé Max Ehrich, publishing new details about the dramatic split and how Lovato is feeling about it.Reports broke last Thursday that Lovato and Ehrich ended their engagement; the couple got engaged in July after less than five months of dating. The story became a little more messy after Ehrich posted about the split for days on his Instagram Story.

Us Weekly broke the news in March 2020 that Demi Lovato had sparked a romance with Max Ehrich following her fling with model Austin Wilson. As the pair hunkered down together amid the coronavirus pandemic, they began to make big plans for their future.“Max plans to propose to Demi after this whole pandemic is resolved and their families wouldn’t be surprised by the proposal,” a source exclusively revealed in April.

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increasingly yikes split from Max Ehrich, but surprise: She just dropped what appears to be a full-blown breakup song called "Still Have Me."I meannnn, read into things however you want, but lyrics to the song include "It feels like someone's stolen/All the light I ever had" and "Everything around me shattered/All the highs are now just lows/But it doesn't even matter/'Cause I'd rather be alone" so...gonna go ahead and assume they're about the end of a relationship!A post shared by Demi Lovato

source made it clear that Max's "self-promotion" was an issue in the relationship, saying, "Once they got engaged, he really hit the gas pedal and wanted to make the most out of his career opportunities.

Demi Lovato‘s brand new song “Still Have Me” was just released and fans believe the song could be about her breakup with Max Ehrich.

told People. "They have respect and love for one another and will always cherish the time they spent together."Lovato and Ehrich started dating in March and subsequently quarantined together.

and all those (which Demi said were fake).However, it looks like Demi and Max's split was mostly to do with their busy schedules and Max's sudden rise to fame. "Demi and Max were basically together 24/7 for months," a source tells .

Demi Lovato has hit the brakes on her whirlwind romance with former soap opera Max Ehrich. Shortly after Ehrich's old social media posts about wanting to marry Selena Gomez and lusting after other female celebrities went viral, the singer and actor called off their engagement, People reports.

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tweets that had reportedly been put out by Ehrich’s account which made comparisons between Lovato and singer Selena Gomez. One claimed Gomez was “prettier” than Lovato and another appeared to be a dig at Lovato’s singing, as well as other reported tweets about his alleged attraction to Ariana Grande and Miley Cyrus.Lovato said at the time, “It's really sad when people FAKE images to put women against each other.

Almost two months ago, Demi Lovato sent her fans into a tizzy when she announced her dreamy proposal by the beach and engagement to Max Ehrich. However, a latest report by People reveals that Demi and Max have called off their engagement.

Sounds like Demi Lovato finally got fed up with Max Ehrich‘s games!

Demi Lovato and Max Ehrich have called off their engagement, according to PEOPLE. A source “with knowledge of the situation” told the outlet, “It was a tough decision, but Demi and Max have decided to go their separate ways to focus on their respective careers.

Demi Lovato and her fiancé Max Ehrich have gone their separate ways!

and claim the two called it off and broke up . "It was a tough decision, but Demi and Max have decided to go their separate ways to focus on their respective careers," said People's source.

Demi Lovato and Max Ehrich’s friends weren’t sure the couple were going to last ahead of their split, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly.“Those close to them were skeptical about their relationship and the longevity of it,” the insider reveals.Us confirmed on Thursday, September 24, that the pair, who got engaged in July after four months of dating, called it quits on their engagement.Before their breakup, many of the pair’s friends noted that they were in different places career-wise, which