Demi Lovato’s Overdose: Singer Shares Shocking Details Of Near-Death Experience

The Snuts have announced that they’re about “to embark in the biggest fight” of their lives this week as they hope to bag the top spot on the UK album chart.The Scottish indie rockers, who have been making music since they were teenagers, released their debut album ‘W.L.’ on Friday (April 2), which features the singles ‘Elephants’, ‘Always’ and ‘Somebody Loves You’.Hoping the album lands at Number One on the UK album chart, the band look like they will be battling it out with Demi Lovato, whose

Demi Lovato hopes her journey can help others.

Demi Lovato says it was a challenge to film her new music video "Dancing with the Devil." The 28-year-old singer opened up about this challenge in an Instagram post that showed a clip of the video, which recreated moments from her near-fatal drug overdose in 2018, according to Genius. "Creating the music video for #DancingWithTheDevil was not the easiest shoot I’ve ever done," Lovato captioned her post on Saturday.

Demi Lovato has shared a powerful new video for ‘Dancing With The Devil’ – watch it below.The video tracks the singer’s well-publicised battles with addiction, and into her subsequent recovery.

Demi Lovato is back to bless our ears with her soulful vocals as her cathartic, triumphant seventh studio album Dancing with the Devil... the Art of Starting Over dropped yesterday, i.e.

After releasing her new music video for the song Dancing with the Devil, Demi Lovato is getting candid about more personal aspects of her life. Her new album Dancing With the Devil…The Art of Starting Over, which released today, reveals multiple things about Demi’s personal life, case in point her broken engagement with Max Ehrich, the 28-year-old singer-songwriter directly addressed her situation on the new song “15 Minutes.”  “Crickets.

 Demi Lovato  finally released her most highly-anticipated project yet: Dancing With The Devil...The Art of Starting Over.

Demi Lovato is a survivor.

Tamar Braxton has come a long way since she tried to end her own life in July 2020. “It’s been a lot of therapy and it’s been a lot of self-reflection,” Tamar told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY, while promoting her Under Construction podcast.

Demi Lovato is quite literally dancing with the Devil, her new song which is titled the same shares her journey through relapse, which led to her near-fatal overdose. "It's just a little red wine, I'll be fine / Not like I wanna do this every night," the 28-year-old starts, referring to her relapse.

Sharon Stone opened up about a difficult time in her life when she was convinced she was going to die. Back in September 2001, the 63-year-old actress suffered a stroke and doctors thought she might not live.

Demi Lovato released the first song from her upcoming new album, Dancing With the Devil...the Art of Starting Over. In her haunting new song, "Dancing With the Devil" — the song is the title track for her recent YouTube Originals docuseries — Lovato chronicles her relapse, which would lead to her near-fatal overdose in 2018.

(CNN)Demi Lovato says her life is so much better since she had to "essentially die" from a 2018 overdose in order to "wake up." The pop star and actress got deep with "CBS Sunday Morning" while promoting her new documentary "Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil" in an interview which aired this past weekend.Lovato has spoken out before about suffering from an eating disorder and substance abuse and now she is opening up about how -- even when she was in recovery for those things prior to her

Demi Lovato is blessed to be alive after overdosing in 2018; however, the “Skyscraper” interpreter revealed in her most recent documentary, Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil, that she is partially blind and recovering. “The physical implications of what had happened were really difficult to adjust to.

[Warning: This story contains spoilers from Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil.] "I've had so much to say over the past two years of wanting to set the record straight about what it was that happened,"Demi Lovato says at the start of her new YouTube Originals docuseries, Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil.

“I crossed a line that I had never crossed in the world of addiction,” Demi Lovato tells the cameras in the first episode of her YouTube documentary series, Demi Lovato: Dancing With Devil, out today. The four-part series shares the untold story of Demi’s overdose in 2018 from the perspective of not only the singer, but from the doctors who saved her life, the family who prayed for her, and the people who found her on that tragic day. Jordan Jackson was one of those people.