“I'm not fifteen anymore,” she said.
Demi Lovato isn't sure she'll ever tour again. In a new interview with Hollywood Reporter For her upcoming documentary child starDemi Lovato has indicated she may take an indefinite break from performing.
“It takes a toll on your body,” Lovato told the paper. “I'm not 15 anymore.” (The reporter noted that Lovato had mentioned back problems.)
The singer's last road tour was in 2022 for 34 shows in support of Oh, my God Rock album. She even took Ashlee Simpson on a trip to Los Angeles, her first road trip since 2018, when she played 44 shows for her album. tell me you love me Her debut album. She toured seemingly non-stop between 2009 and 2016.
“Sometimes I think it's time to move on, but I'm in this weird place in my career because I still depend on music for my income,” she added.
Although Demi Lovato did not elaborate further on her decision to step away from touring, she did speak at length about the trauma she experienced as a Disney Channel star in front of an audience.
“I think part of me always thought that if I made it in this industry, I would get the love from my father that I didn’t have,” Demi Lovato told the newspaper. “And he had his issues, and I think I always chased success because I knew he would put me in his sights again and make him proud.”
“But now that I've dealt with my dad's issues, I don't need this industry as much as I used to, and I'm proud of myself for getting here,” she added.
Lovato is set to release her new album. child starA documentary featuring interviews with Drew Barrymore, Christina Ricci, and JoJo Siwa about the effects of childhood stardom on famous actors who started their careers at a young age.
