Demi Lovato Receives Support from Fabletics After Hospitalization for Apparent Drug Overdose

Activewear brand Fabletics is supportingDemi Lovato, one ofits celebrity ambassadors, in the wake of the star’shospitalization for an apparent drug overdoseon Tuesday. “We are deeply saddened to hear the news about our friendDemi Lovato, who has inspired so many of us throughout her journey,” the brand said in a statement. “We send her our love and support as she finds the strength to recover.” Lovato began working with Fabletics co-founderKate Hudsonlast year when shedesigned and modeled her own exclusive collections of workout apparel.

Demi Lovato Recently Checked into a Treatment Facility but Not Because She Relapsed: Source

Photo: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images Afterchecking out of a treatment facilityin November following aterrifying overdose last July,Demi Lovatois continuing to focus on her recovery. Despite reports Lovato relapsed last month, a source close to the singer, 26, tells PEOPLE exclusively the rumors are not true. However, the star did choose to check into a treatment facility recently to continue working on her health. “She has not relapsed since she overdosed. She did recently go to a facility, but it was her own decision,” says the source.

Demi Lovato Reflects on 'Mistakes' and Recovery on Would-Be 7-Year Sobriety Anniversary

Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Demi Lovatois opening up about her recovery journey on what would have been the seven-year anniversary of her sobriety. The “Tell Me You Love Me” singer, 26, had lived a sober life for more than six years before she relapsed last year. “Today I would’ve had 7 years sober,” the pop star, 26, wrote on her Instagram story Friday. “I don’t regret going out because I needed to make those mistakes but I must never forget that’s exactly what they were: mistakes.

Demi Lovato Reflects on Emotional Grammys Comeback: 'I Didn't Know If I'd Ever Step Foot on a Stage Again'

Demi Lovatofeels grateful to be able to use her voice following hernear-fatal 2018 drug overdose. In herCBS Sunday Morninginterview, Lovato opened up about her emotional performance at the 2020Grammy Awards, which was the first time she’d been on stage in over a year and a half. After singing the first few lyrics of her song “Anyone” — which waswritten before her overdose, and will be featured on her upcoming album — the singer, 28, became so overwhelmed with emotion that she had to stop.

Demi Lovato Released from Hospital Following Overdose, Is Receiving In-Patient Treatment: Source

Demi Lovatowas released from Cedars-Sinai late Saturday evening after being hospitalizedfollowing an overdoseon July 24, PEOPLE confirms. Lovato was rushed to the hospital on July 24 following the incident at her Hollywood Hills home, hours later appearing “alert and stable,” a close source confirmed to PEOPLE at the time. Her publicistreleased a statement Tuesday eveningconfirming Lovato “is awake and with her family who want to express thanks to everyone for the love, prayers and support.