Demi Lovato Says 'Music Has Been a Huge Coping Mechanism' for Her After Overdose: 'It's Very Therapeutic'

Demi Lovatois planning a big comeback in 2020 with new music and high-profile performances. In a new interview withZane Lowe on New Music Daily for Apple Music’s Beats 1, the singer, who hasn’t performed live since beforeher drug overdose in July 2018, opened upabout her new song“Anyone,” which she will be singing for the first time at theGrammy Awardson Sunday. “I feel really excited and I’m ready. I feel like I’ve been waiting for this moment for so long,” Lovato, 27, said.

Demi Lovato Says Boyfriend Jutes Is Her 'Twin Flame' in Romantic Valentine's Day Post

Jutes and Demi Lovato.Photo: Demi Lovato/instagram Demi Lovatorang in Valentine’s Day with a loving post for her “twin flame.” The Grammy-nominated singer posted acarousel of photos and videoson Instagram Tuesday to show their love for their boyfriend,Jutes. She included sweet photos of the two kissing and on dates, as well as videos of them dancing together or being silly. She continued, “my best friend, soul mate, twin flame, honeybun.. and the list goes on… the fun and laughs never stop w you.

Demi Lovato Says Calling Off Recent Engagement Was a 'Huge Sign' in Recognizing Sexuality

Demi Lovatois opening up about her journey to finding her sexuality. Gracing the cover ofGlamour’s March issue, the singer spoke candidly about how her past experiences have helped her understand her sexuality and find a “sense of relief.” The “Anyone” artist, 28, explained that she “started realizing how queer [she] really [is]” as she continued to get older. Reflecting on her recent engagement toMax Ehrich, which the paircalled offin September two months after Ehrich proposed, Lovato said the brief relationship was extremely eye-opening for her in terms of her sexuality.

Demi Lovato Says Her 'Heart Is So Overwhelmed' by Fans' Support After Docuseries Premiere

Demi Lovatois feeling the love from her fans. The singer, 28, posted a message on herInstagram StoryWednesday in response to all the support she’s received since the premiere of her documentary,Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil. “Thanking god for all the love and support I’ve felt from my fans, friends and family over the past 24 hours,” she wrote. “My heart is so overwhelmed in the best way.” She continued, “I love you all so much and thank you for your messages.

Demi Lovato Says Her Past Drug Use Was a 'Coping Mechanism': 'I Genuinely Was in So Much Pain'

Demi Lovatois addressing the bad — and good — in some of her past decisions. While appearing on an upcoming episode ofDiane Guerrero’s podcast,Yeah No, I’m Not OK,the 28-year-old singer opened up about her mental health and past drug use, namely addressing the misconceptions about both, according toE! News. “In the same way [drug use] almost killed me, it saved my life at times, because there were times that I dealt with suicidal ideations,” Lovato continued, calling her addiction a “destructive coping mechanism” that gave her something else to put her focus on.