Demi Lovato fans send messages of support after artist reveals she is pansexual in interview with Joe Rogan
Lovato said she had been ‘super closeted off’ during an appearance on Rogan’s podcast
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Your support makes all the difference.Fans of Demi Lovato have flooded the singer-songwriter with support after she revealed in a new interview that she is pansexual.
The former Disney Channel star spoke about her sexuality during an appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast.
“At this moment I want to adopt [children] for sure,” she said. “I also don’t know if I’m going to end up with a guy, so I can’t really see myself even getting pregnant.
“I don’t know. I’m so fluid now, and a part of the reason why I am so fluid is because I was super closeted off.”
Asked by host Joe Rogan whether she identified as pansexual, Lovato responded: “Yeah, pansexual. I like anything, really.”
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Pansexuality – a term usually, but not always, synonymous with bisexuality – refers to sexual or romantic attraction towards people of all sexes and gender identities.
Lovato has spoken about being “sexually fluid” in interviews before, revealing last year that she came out to her parents in 2017.
“When I started getting older, I started realising how queer I really am,” she said in an interview earlier this month.
On social media, fans of Lovato offered support and congratulations to Lovato following the interview.
“Love @ddlovato you’re so inspiring and I have been such a huge fan forever. Wishing you all the best thoughts,” wrote one Twitter user.
“I clearly have never met @ddlovato, but I just gotta say I support the hell out of you,” wrote someone else. “Speak that truth. Who you are is beautiful.”
Lovato was also recently the subject of a documentary film, entitled Dancing with the Devil, which explored the artist’s substance abuse issues and her near-fatal relapse in 2018.
Lovato is releasing her new album, also titled Dancing with the Devil, on 2 April.
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