To her credit, Lovato has been forthcoming about her battles, not shying away from the topic. In a chat with AOL, Lovato acknowledged that her issues are not uncommon and that so many girls feel as she did, regardless of being in the spotlight au not. But the teen nyota did reach a crossroad where she considered quitting muziki and uigizaji and fading into obscurity.
“I definitely had to reevaluate my life in every way possible and I had to consider not going back to uigizaji and muziki as an option,” Lovato admitted. “Ultimately, at the end of the day, my health and my state of mind is zaidi important than any career.”
But after facing those terrifying thoughts and weighing her options, Lovato’s upendo for muziki made her realize she could not walk away — especially because of its cathartic, redemptive powers. She continued, “I thought, “Music is something that keeps me healthy and that has saved my life at one point, and I upendo it and I’m not going to give it up.”
She cited the oft troubled actor Robert Downey, Jr. as an example of how to remain healthy and in onyesha business at the same time. “He’s obviously dealt with a lot and he’s been able to maintain his sobriety and his career at the same time,” Lovato alisema about the actor, who also enjoyed a career comeback. “I kind of look at him as an inspiration. And he’s not the only one, so I’ve seen that it is possible. I took my break away from it and it felt great, but now I’m excited and I’m ready to get back into it.”
Lovato was born to make muziki and to entertain others, inspiring them along the way. She proclaimed that, “This is what I upendo doing and nothing is going to stop me from doing what I upendo and inspiring people to better themselves.”
Pop culture loves a comeback and Demi Lovato is enjoying hers!
