Demi Lovato

Back in 2018, Demi Lovato suffered a heroin overdose that nearly cost them their life.

At the time of their near-fatal relapse, Lovato had been sober for six years.

As you likely know by now, Demi Lovato has their own show about aliens on the Peacock streaming service.

Honestly, it's nice to have something like that on its own instead of being on the History Channel for some reason.

It's not quite October, but if you're looking to kick off your spooky season a little early, you've come to the right place!

Remember when Demi Lovato said they were California sober, and everyone got all pissed off because the singer didn't seem to have any idea what sobriety actually means?

Earlier this year, Demi Lovato came out as non-binary and changed their pronouns to they/them.

While the world we live in is, thankfully, more accepting of gender non-conformity than it was just a few years ago, non-binary people -- even ones as famous and influential as Demi -- still face a great deal of challenges.

Back in 2018, Demi Lovato suffered an overdose that nearly claimed their life.

Prior to that relapse, they had been sober for over six years.

A birthday is always a cause for celebration, but in the case of Demi Lovato the occasion is especially significant.

As you're probably aware, Demi has been through quite a lot in the past few years, so they had every reason to go all-out this week when celebrating the first day of the last year of their thirties!

Recently, beloved singer and actor Demi Lovato spoke about how dumping their ex helped them to blossom as a person.

Since then, they have publicly come out as nonbinary, shared the story of their past overdose, and felt more comfortable in their own skin.

Demi Lovato has made tremendous strides in their personal life, coming out as nonbinary earlier this year and feeling more comfortable in their own skin.

That journey of self-discovery has had a few bumps along the way, including an abrupt and brief engagement.

Last month, Demi Lovato filmed their first-ever sex scene for an acting project.

After so many years of struggling with their self-image, they feel so much more confident in their body.

Since coming out as their authentic self late this spring, Demi Lovato has been reaching new milestones of self-acceptance.

Body image can be a pendulous thing, as it has been for Demi for many years.

Back in July of 2018, Demi Lovato suffered an overdose that nearly claimed their life.

After several weeks of recovery in an LA hospital, Lovato checked into an intensive rehab program that kept them out of the public eye for the remainder of the year.

Last month, singer and actor Demi Lovato came out as nonbinary.

It is always a courageous act to come out, and this will be Demi's first Pride month after sharing their gender with the world.

Demi Lovato has a very important announcement to make.

And also a very personal one.

As you've likely heard by now, Jersey Shore star Ronnie Magro is in trouble with the law once again.

Magro was arrested on domestic violence charges in Los Angeles last week following an incident involving his girlfriend, Saffire Matos.

Over Easter weekend, the music world was shocked by the news that legendary hip hop artist DMX had suffered an overdose that left him in a coma.

The rapper -- whose real name is Earl Simmons -- remains in what insiders have described as a "vegetative state," and his outcome remains uncertain.

Demi Lovato is very sorry to report the followingg to men around the globe:

She won't be walking down the aisle with any of them any time soon.

Demi Lovato has always been an open book when it comes to her personal struggles.

She's talked at length about her eating disorder, her mental health battles and, of course, her hardcore drug use.

Demi Lovato is a talented singer who has endured some dark times.

From her overdose recovery to her disastrous engagement, she is now in a better place in her life.

Back in July of 2018, Demi Lovato suffered an overdose that nearly claimed her life.

The pop star had relapsed just a few weeks earlier following several years of sobriety.