‘Demi Lovato: Dancing With The Devil’ Trailer: Fame, Fortune & Overdoses Are Detailed In This SXSW Doc

Demi Lovato has apologised for using photographic filters in the past - saying she didn't realise how "dangerous" they are.

supports HTML5 videoDemi’s post comes as she is set to open up about her overdose in 2018 in a tell-all documentary titled Dancing With The Devil, that will premiere on YouTube next month.Giving a no-holds barred account of the darkest time in her life, Demi reveals that the near-fatal incident caused her to have multiple strokes and a heart attack. In a trailer for the documentary, she says: ‘I’ve had a lot of lives, like my cat, you know? I’m on my ninth life.

Demi Lovato has spoken out against the popular trend of gender reveal parties. The singer, 28, shared an infographic to Instagram on February 25, which detailed why the event could be deemed transphobic. “This is not about being politically correct, it’s about being correct. The refusal to acknowledge this stems from a misunderstanding of what transphobia is,” her caption read. A source close to the former Disney starlet revealed that Demi’s decision to speak out was very “personal” to her.

Demi Lovato has once again radically changed her hairstyle and fans cannot believe how short the star has managed to get her hair.MORE: Demi Lovato drives fans wild in figure-hugging snakeskin bodysuitDebuting the new look on her Instagram feed, the Sorry Not Sorry singer showed off her now short hair underneath a cute bowler hat.She completed the look with a chain necklace, cross earrings and a daring open jacket with a T-shirt underneath."New hair," is all the singer captioned the post with, as she modelled her look, smiling at the camera as the video ended.Watch: Demi Lovato shows off her bowl-cut hairstyleBefore this new hairdo, the singer had been rocking a hot pink style, which was long on the top and shaved off around the sides.Fans

Demi Lovato is speaking out against gender reveal parties. On Thursday, the 28-year-old singer took to Instagram to repost a message from transgender rights activist Alok Vaid-Menon, who called the pregnancy trend «transphobic.»«Thank you for sharing your knowledge and educating us always,» Lovato wrote alongside her post, before sharing the caption Vaid-Menon had written.«This is not about being politically correct, it’s about being correct,» the original post read. «The refusal to acknowledge this stems from a misunderstanding of what transphobia is.»«Transphobia is not just prejudice or violence against an individual trans person, it is a belief system that presumes non-trans people to be more 'natural' than trans people,» the post

Demi Lovato revealed she had 'THREE strokes, a heart attack and now has brain damage' as aresult of her 2018 drug overdose - believed to be heroin.In a teaser for her upcoming YouTube documentary Dancing With The Devil, which premieres March 23, the pop star, 28, admitted the overdose nearly left her for dead.'I had three strokes. I had a heart attack.

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Demi Lovato hopes that her new documentary will help her fans through their "deepest, darkest struggles".The 28 year old released the trailer for her new documentary last week, revealing she was still suffering with brain damage following a near-fatal overdose. Skyscraper singer Demi had three strokes and a heart attack in 2018 after the overdose, which left her "five to 10 minutes" away from death.

 Demi Lovato  makes an in-person appearance on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show.’ This new episode will air Monday, February 22nd. Lovato took the opportunity to chat with Ellen about music, life and performance, and her new look.

Demi Lovato hopes her new docuseries will help people realize they can overcome their 'deepest, darkest struggles.'The pop star is offering an intimate look into her life following her near-fatal 2018 overdose and subsequent sobriety journey via her new project, Demi Lovato: Dancing With The Devil.And Lovato, 28, thinks sharing her story could inspire others to confront their demons, telling Ellen DeGeneres she wants to be a 'role model' to those who have made mistakes just like her. Facing the darkness: Demi Lovato hopes her new docuseries Demi Lovato: Dancing With The Devil will help people realize they can overcome their 'deepest, darkest struggles''I talk about a lot [in the docuseries],' she said.

Demi Lovato decided to cut off her long locks in order to better love herself! The «What Other People Say» singer appears on Monday's where she talks about her decision to shave off most of her hair, leaving short pink tresses at the top. «I feel so free. I feel more authentic to who I am,» the 28-year-old pop star shares.

Demi Lovato revealed she had 'THREE strokes, a heart attack and now has brain damage' as aresult of her 2018 drug overdose - believed to be heroin.In a teaser for her upcoming YouTube documentary Dancing With The Devil, which premieres March 23, the pop star, 28, admitted the overdose nearly left her for dead.'I had three strokes. I had a heart attack.

Demi Lovato says she's "proud" of the person she's become three years on from almost losing her life.

Demi Lovato is telling her story. The official trailer for her YouTube docuseries “Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil” was released Wednesday and fans can expect to see an honest and vulnerable side of the artist they have never seen before.

While promoting her new docu-series Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil, singer and pop icon Demi Lovato got candid about her near-fatal drug overdose. During a panel chat with the Television Critics Association, the 28-year-old singer said that she has suffered “brain damage” from her overdose, revealing that she can no longer drive a car.

Demi Lovato has revealed she had brain damage following a near fatal heart attack and three strokes as a result of a drug overdose in 2018.Former Disney child star Demi, now 28, spoke about her struggle in a YouTube trailer for her new documentary Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil.Demi, who has struggled with addiction, said she 'crossed a line that I had never crossed' in her health battle when she took an overdose in July 2018.She said doctors gave her just minutes to live, revealing: "I had three strokes. I had a heart attack.

Demi Lovato has candidly revealed she has brain damage following the near-fatal overdose she suffered in 2018.The 28 year old has opened up on the ordeal for the first time ahead of her new documentary about her battle with addiction. Dancing With The Devil will see the singer speak about the incident where she was found unresponsive at her Hollywood home and rushed to hospital in Los Angeles.

Demi Lovato was minutes away from death when she overdosed in July 2018, the singer-songwriter reveals in an upcoming documentary,Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil. Lovato made headlines around the globe when she was rushed to the hospital onJuly 24, 2018, after she suffered an opioid overdose.

Demi Lovato has opened up about her 2018 opioid overdose, telling reporters the incident left her with brain damage.Lovato broke the news while speaking to the press at a promotional event for her upcoming documentary series, Dancing With The Devil.“I was left with brain damage and I still deal with the effects of that today,” she said.“I don’t drive a car because of blind spots in my vision…I had trouble reading.”Lovato officially released the trailer for her docuseries today (February 18). In it, she explained that she “had three strokes, I had a heart attack” following her overdose.“My doctors said that I had five to ten more minutes [to live],” Lovato said.

Demi Lovato is sharing it all.On Wednesday, the 28-year-old singer dropped the first trailer for her upcoming docuseries,, and revealed some major health issues during the virtual Television Critics Association press tour.After her near-fatal overdose in 2018, Lovato told TCA reporters that she was left with brain damage and is still dealing with the aftermath to this day.«I don't drive a car because I have blind spots in my vision,» Lovato revealed. «For a long time, [I] had a really hard time reading.

Demi Lovato is sharing on her 2018 near-fatal overdose.