Demi Lovato Explains What ’29’ Is Really About and More ‘Call Her Daddy’ Revelations

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Opening up — and not holding back. Demi Lovato detailed her experiences as a child star in a new interview and explained the real meaning of her new song “29.”The “Cool for the Summer” singer, 30, discussed everything from their early days on Disney to their new album, HOLY FVCK, during an interview on the Wednesday, August 24, episode of Alex Cooper’s “Call Her Daddy” podcast.“I’ve just had a lot of trauma in my life,” the Sonny With a Chance alum explained. “There’s a persistence, a determination, inside of me.

I think I learned that from, like, the bullying experience of like, ‘You can turn this around and make it into something great.'”The pop star revealed that they’re sober again after leaving treatment in December 2021. “I feel great,” Lovato said, explaining how they felt while recording the new album. “But there were all these emotions that I left treatment with.

And I wanted to convey them in my music. And so the first few songs are, like, really angry. And it’s like, ‘This is who I am.

Take it or leave it.'”Earlier this month, the “Confident” artist made headlines for their new song “29,” which seemingly hinted at their relationship with ex-boyfriend Wilmer Valderrama.