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The 28-year-old singer revealed this week they have changed their pronouns to they/them, and have now said they finally feel “free” after spending years “suppressing” parts of their personality in order to fit in with society
Two-time Grammy nominee Demi Lovato - who came out as non-binary last Wednesday - asked their woke fans on Saturday to no longer comment on their body in the future. 'I [don't know] who needs to hear this but complimenting someone on their weight loss can be as harmful as complimenting someone on their weight gain in regards to talking to someone in recovery from an eating disorder,' the 28-year-old pansexual pop star - who 213.7M social media followers - wrote via Instastory. 'If you don't know someone's history with food, please don't comment on their body. Because even if your intention is...
Demi Lovato âtried to fit into a moldâ before coming out as non-binary. The 28-year-old singer revealed this week they have changed their pronouns to they/them, and have now said they finally feel âfreeâ after spending years âsuppressingâ parts of their personality in order to fit in with society. Speaking to Glenn Close and Anderson Cooper for Bring Change to Mindâs âA Conversation Starterâ livestream, they said: "I had suppressed so much of myself over the years. Growing up in the South and being raised Christian, I had these beliefs I had been t...
By Syndicated Content Rich Fury/Getty Images for OBB Media Shortly after coming out as non-binary, Demi Lovato sat down with Glenn Close and A Conversation Starter livestream, and described facing their sexuality amid public scrutiny. “I had suppressed so much of myself over the years. Growing up in the South and being raised Christian, I had these beliefs I had been told,” Lovato tells Close and Cooper in a clip obtained by People. “When I came out to L.A., I knew I was queer. But, I think that a part of my freedom is acknowledging the queer part of myself.”
Share share-square-685362 Proceeds from the collection benefit nonprofit Bring Change To Mind 2:16 PM UTC share-square-685363 CHICAGO – The Chicago Cubs today launched a limited-edition collection with visual artist Efdot in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month that aims to raise awareness of the importance of mental health and provides a message of support to those who may be living with mental health conditions. The limited-edition collection, which includes a short-sleeve T-shirt, New Era hat and 18-by-24-inch screen print, will be available for purchase starting tomorrow, May 2...