Demi Lovato Opened Up About the Months Leading to Her Relapse

In an effort to keep fans feeling positive during the novel coronavirus pandemic, these two former Disney darlings took to Instagram Live to share ways to cope. They also let something slip: Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato hooked up during their Disney days. Or at least it seems so, based on Demi’s reaction.

While many of us are working and learning from home amid the , came through with an Instagram Live series called Bright Minded: Live With Miley. The show is all about staying "lit with love in dark times," and on yesterday's episode, Miley chatted with via video chat because you gotta respect .

Miley Cyrus has a game plan to keep our spirits high during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Miley Cyrus, 27, and Demi Lovato, 27, proved they’re on good terms when they appeared together on the second episode of Miley’s new Instagram live talk show, Bright Minded: Live With Miley, on Mar. 17.

Courteney Cox took to social media on Saturday (March 7) to show off her daughter Coco Arquette's incredible take on Demi Lovato's "Anyone" and wow, can the girl sing!In the clip, Cox accompanies the teenager on the piano as she belts out the ballad while reading the lyrics from her phone.

Rihanna has a lot of fans, and Demi Lovato is certainly among them. The 27-year-old singer recently visited "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," where she reminisced on a past visit when she played the romantic-tinged game "Who'd You Rather?" In the game, Lovato constantly chose Rihanna over all of the other options.

Demi Lovato, who is in the midst of a musical comeback, is still working on her anticipated new album...so just be patient. The 27-year-old pop star gave fans an update on the progress of the still-untitled record, the follow up to 2017's Tell Me You Love Me, in an interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe. Her comments aired after she released a new single, "I Love Me." "We haven't gotten into the track listings yet.

Demi Lovato dropped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Thursday (March 5) to promote her new comeback single "I Love Me" and get serious about the events that led to her 2018 relapse, eventual overdose and hospitalization.

Demi Lovato is back — with a powerful message!

Demi Lovato is back with a new song and video—and she's getting even personal than she did on which she released earlier this year (it was her first song since her ).That might not seem apparent at first. This new song, "I Love Me," is uptempo and incredibly pop.

Demi Lovato is back with her new single “I Love Me.” Have a listen to the new song below.

In a new interview on , Demi Lovato got extremely candid about her , after six years of sobriety, and how she battled her eating disorder while struggling with toxic people in her orbit.

Demi Lovato appeared on the Ellen DeGeneres Show this week, where she spoke for the first time in detail about what led to her drug overdose in July 2018. She broke her six-year sobriety just three months before, she told DeGeneres, in part because of the controlling nature of her old team and her unhappiness that grew over time.She said:I have to preface it with the fact that I got sober at 19.

In a recent interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Demi Lovato spoke vulnerably about her relapse after six years of sobriety.Lovato said that taking responsibility for her actions helped her on the road to recovery.

After suffering from substance abuse for a long time, Demi Lovato has slowly and steadily returned to making music and has been sober in over a year now. The singer recently appeared on Elleb DeGeneres show and got extremely candid about her eating disorder and struggle with sobriety.

Demi Lovato says being “controlled” led to her relapsing and overdosing.

Demi Lovato turned back to alcohol and drugs after years of sober living made her “more miserable than when I was drinking”.