Dancing With the Devil… The Art of Starting Over: Demi Lovato's announces new album; Teases 3 collaborations

Demi Lovato is grateful to be alive following her near-fatal 2018 overdose. The 28-year-old former Disney star shared more details about the incident in an interview with "CBS Sunday Morning." "For the first time in my life I had to essentially die to wake up," Lovato candidly revealed in the interview, which is set to premiere on March 21.

Demi Lovato has shared how terrifyingly close she came to death when she suffered a drug overdose in 2018.

Demi Lovato is awake. The 28-year-old singer is the subject of the upcoming Michael D.

Demi Lovato wowed fans as she rocked a beautiful double denim look as she posed in a photoshoot for the New York Times.MORE: Demi Lovato showcases unbelievably short hairstyle in shock transformationThe Sorry Not Sorry singer looked divine as she wore a denim jacket and jeans alongside a white T-shirt. She was also sporting her new pixie cut, as well as a beautiful ring and necklace.Demi captioned her post: "For the @nytimes by @ryanpfluger," alongside a white heart and a butterfly emoji.Many of her fans praised the singer's photo.

Demi Lovato is thanking fans for their support ahead of the release of her YouTube Originals docuseries, , out March 23, and her album, , set to coincide with the doc, out April 2.Lovato took to social media to share that her heart is «overwhelmed» by all the support she's received over the last 24 hours following the series premiere at SXSW Tuesday night.«Thanking God for all the love and support I've felt from my fans, friends and family over the past 24 hours,» she wrote on her Instagram Story.

After six years of sobriety, Demi Lovato found herself at a dark moment in March 2018. After two decades in show business, the then-26-year-old Demi was deeply depressed. So, she turned to a familiar comfort. “I remember thinking to myself, I don’t even know why I’m sober anymore. I’m so miserable,” the now 28-year-old singer/songwriter/actress said in her YouTube Originals docuseries, Demi Lovato: Dancing With The Devil (which premiered on March 23). “I picked up a bottle of red wine that night,” she said. 30 minutes later, she called up someone she knew that had drugs on them. “I’m surprised that I didn’t OD that night.”

Back in 2018, former Disney star, now-chart-topping artist, Demi Lovato, produced a documentary about her “Tell Me You Love Me” world tour. The footage from the abandoned film projects a woman who is an emblem to substance abuse survivors and an advocate for mental health awareness.

Radical transparency is Demi Lovato’s brand. Over her 14 or so years in the spotlight, the pop star and Disney Channel alum has revealed her struggles with addiction, self-harm and eating disorders, along with her bipolar-disorder diagnosis and the abuse she and her mother suffered at the hands of Lovato's father (who fought his own battles with mental illness and substance issues).

This article mentions accounts of sexual assault and drug overdose (Trigger Warning)Demi Lovato promised to pour her heart out in her upcoming documentary Dancing with the Devil and she certainly does so. The four-part YouTube Originals docuseries, which is set to premiere on March 23, recently opened at SXSW film festival on Tuesday.

This article mentions accounts of sexual assault and drug overdose (Trigger Warning)Demi Lovato is speaking and opening up on her traumatic life experiences in a new YouTube documentary titled Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil. The heartbreaking series takes the audience inside Demi's controversial life.

Demi Lovato has said she was raped as a teenager, before suffering the same ordeal on the morning of her near-fatal drug overdose in 2018.Lovato made the harrowing claims in her new YouTube docu-series Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil, which premiered at SXSW on Tuesday (March 16) and focuses on her ongoing battles with drug and alcohol addiction and bulimia.The singer explained that the initial assault took place when she was just 15 years old and working for the Disney Channel, with her attacker facing no repercussions for their actions.“I lost my virginity in a rape,” Lovato said.“I called that person back a month later and tried to make it right by being in control and all it did was make me feel worse.”Discussing the 2018 overdose

Demi Lovato said she's legally blind as result of her 2018 drug overdose.The 28-year-old singer made the revelation in her new documentary Dancing with the Devil which debuted Tuesday at the SXSW Film Festival, and expounded on things with The New York Times.The What Other People Say artist in the doc said that she could not see her sister during a bedside visit following her overdose, TMZ reported. The latest:Demi Lovato, 28, said she's legally blind as result of her 2018 drug overdose,making the revelation in her new documentary Dancing with the Devil, which debuted Tuesday at the SXSW Film Festival'It was interesting how fast I adapted,' she said of the vision loss, according to the paper.

Demi Lovato didn’t just have a fall off the wagon in 2018 leading up to her near fatal drug overdose. She went all out trying every drug imaginable in April 2018, after ditching her six years of sobriety. The 28-year-old singer is revealing in her new documentary, Dancing With the Devil that she tried meth and heroin for the first time, and became badly addicted to the latter. She even detailed a night when she mixed so many drugs together with alcohol — including coke, Molly, OxyContin and more — that it should have “killed” her right then.

Demi Lovato is speaking out like never before. The 28-year-old songstress is the subject of a new docuseries, "Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil," which premiered Tuesday at SXSW.

Demi Lovato‘s devastating drug overdose that led to three strokes and heart attack has now taken an even more heartbreaking turn. The singer is revealing in her new documentary, Dancing With the Devil that her drug dealer sexually assaulted her when she was too out of it to give her consent. “I didn’t just overdose, I also was taken advantage of,” Demi says of the events that occurred on the night of July 23 into the morning of July 24, 2018.

Demi Lovato is taking a different approach to her journey with addiction and sobriety, and her friends are worried. Following her serious overdose in 2018, the 28-year-old singer reveals in her new YouTube docuseries, that she's not entirely sober. The series premiered at SXSW on Tuesday night ahead of its March 23 premiere on YouTube. «I've learned that it doesn't work for me to say that I'm never going to do this again,» Lovato admits, saying she's «really struggled» with the decision to come forward with the truth that she's not sober today. «I know I'm done with the stuff that's going to kill me, right?» she says.

Demi Lovato opens up about battling her demons in her new YouTube Originals docuseries,, the 28-year-old singer also touches on her failed engagement to actor Max Ehrich. The series premiered at SXSW on Tuesday night ahead of its March 23 premiere on YouTube. The exes had a whirlwind romance amid quarantine, and in the new series, it's revealed that Ehrich even moved in with Lovato and her family amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Demi Lovato's tumultuous past few years. In the new YouTube Originals docuseries , the 28-year-old singer shares the shocking details of her 2018 relapse, subsequent overdose, alleged sexual assault, and more. The series premiered at SXSW on Tuesday night ahead of its March 23 premiere on YouTube. No topic is off-limits as she opens up about the months leading up to her overdose and the disturbing health repercussions she's faced since. Here's a look at the most shocking moments from the new series: When the singer relapsed on drugs and alcohol in April 2018, she had just celebrated six years of sobriety.

Demi Lovato is revealing some shocking details about her past in her new YouTube Originals docuseries, The series premiered at SXSW on Tuesday night ahead of its March 23 premiere on YouTube. In the third episode of the Michael D. Ratner-directed series, Lovato reveals why she never came forward about allegedly being sexually assaulted by the man who she referred to as her drug dealer who she claims got her high the night of her 2018 overdose.

 Demi Lovato  just announced the name and release date for her upcoming album.

Demi Lovato on Monday revealed she's releasing her next album, Dancing With the Devil… The Art of Starting Over, next month.The 28-year-old singer broke the news during a Clubhouse livestream, saying the album will come out April 2.The Anyone artist said that the album was initially titled The Art of Starting Over, but she appended it to include the name of her forthcoming documentary Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil, as the projects complement one another.