Demi Lovato Gets Candid About Her Mental State: ‘Woke Up Not Feeling Super Confident’

Emily Ratajkowski—also known as Emrata—shared an adorable childhood photo on Instagram.Ratajkowski captioned the photo, "A mood." Ashley Graham commented on the cute throwback pic, writing, "Aw lil Em," while Lena Dunham posted, "So cute."Think, for a moment, about the photographic outcomes of your middle school picture days. Perhaps you tried a bold new hairstyle, and found out when the photos came back that it was an admirable but ultimately misguided experiment.

Wendy Williams happened to come across a recent Instagram post from Ashley Graham, in which the model and new mom is changing the diaper of her infant son on the floor of a Staples store after he had an unanticipated “diaper blow up” and there were “no restrooms in sight.”

It's pretty obvious rn that Demi Lovato is back and arguably better than ever. After a much needed hiatus from music, Demi finally made her return to the stage with (watch and try not to cry, I dare you) and straight up killed it . But as Demi's career gains momentum again, she's making it a point to acknowledge and celebrate her accomplishments in self-love and space too.

Demi Lovato hasn't shied away from talking about her mental health journey recently, and in her latest message posted on her Instagram story this week, she delved into the "ups and downs" of it all.Lovato recently stopped by Ashley Graham's Pretty Big Deal podcast to speak candidly about her eating disorders, recovery process and self-care best practices, and she felt the need to continue that opening-up process on IG."Woke up feeling not super confident even tho my PBD episode just came out.

Demi Lovato is sharing a very honest message with her fans.

On Thursday, Demi Lovato took to her Instagram Story to share her feelings in real time. 

Demi Lovato ended up scaring the world after her 2018 near-fatal drug overdose, after which the 27-year-old took some time off from the limelight and focused on her health. After a long much-needed break, the singer is back in the music scene and is stronger than ever. During a recent interview with Ashley Graham for her podcast, Pretty Big Deal, Demi opened up about her OD episode and how her struggles with body image and self-acceptance played a major part in her downward-spiral. 

Demi Lovato revealed on Ashley Graham's Pretty Big Deal podcast that self-love and body acceptance played a vital role in her mental health journey.During the episode, Lovato credited trying to keep up with unattainable Hollywood beauty standards as a key factor that influenced her overall well-being. Demi Lovato is done with dealing with Hollywood's unattainable beauty standards.

Dieting and intense workouts led to Demi Lovato’s sobriety slip and overdose in 2018, according to the singer.

Dieting and intense workouts led to Demi Lovato’s sobriety slip and overdose in 2018, according to the singer.

Demi Lovato says that “falling back into” her past eating disorder led to her near-fatal overdose in August.

Demi Lovato has been working hard to love and accept herself, even though she "doesn't believe" she's perfect. In fact, that’s not the goal for her anymore. The singer recently appeared on the newest installment of model Ashley Graham's Pretty Big Deal podcast, which dropped Tuesday (February 18); the two shared a brief chat about how Lovato is learning to appreciate her body in a healthy way. "I have a bunch of people that I work with in the recovery aspect of my life.

Demi Lovato stopped by her pal Ashley Graham's Pretty Big Deal podcast, and opened up about her process of healing after a tough few years.In a clip shared to Graham's Instagram page, Lovato revealed that leading up to her 2018 overdose, she was "tired of running myself into the ground with workouts and extreme dieting, that I thought the past few years was recovery from an eating disorder when it actually was just completely falling into it."Lovato has been candid for years about her struggles

For a time prior to Demi Lovato‘s 2018 near fatal overdose, her social media posts always showed her constantly working out. She revealed on Ashley Graham‘s latest Pretty Big Deal podcast that she thought she was recovering from an eating disorder when instead she was overworking her body in the gym.

Dieting and intense workouts led to Demi Lovato’s sobriety slip and overdose in 2018, according to the singer.