Demi Lovato Puts On Selfie Show With New Bikini Snaps
Former Disney star Demi Lovato has always been refreshingly candid with the media and with her [...]
Earlier this year, the singer celebrated five years of sobriety, and in addition to problems with substance abuse, she has also struggled with eating disorders.
In a 2014 interview, Lovato admitted, "I no longer look at my body and think, Oh my gosh, I have such a fat butt. Or, I hate my thighs. On some days I don't love them. But, you know, that's one of the things that makes me."
Her positive outlook and advice to her hordes of young followers has even earned her a spot as one of Time's list of most influential people of 2017.
"Demi is using her hard-won wisdom to benefit others. After being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, instead of hiding it she partnered with Be Vocal, a campaign devoted to getting people to speak up about mental illness and the stigma around it," Arianna Huffington said of the performer in the issue.
Huffington added, "She has also been a public role model, unashamedly chronicling her struggles with substance abuse (she is now five years sober) and eating disorders. And having been bullied as a child, Demi has taken up the cause to protect other children. Demi Lovato is a remarkably talented artist and performer. But her courage, honesty and willingness to use her own experiences to help others are what make her a true star."
MORE NEWS:
- Demi Lovato Encourages Self Love With Bikini Post
- Demi Lovato Reveals Series Of Steamy Snapchat Photos
- Demi Lovato Gets Candid About One Of The Toughest Chapters In Her Life
[H/T Daily Mail]
prev