’s new documentary series looks familiar and even comforting to fans of the genre of backstage concert confessionals. We see Lovato doing a pre-show cheer with her backup dancers, performing framed by massive screens of her own face, sleeping on the jet, racing from quick-change to quick-change. Throughout, she is too much a pro to betray any emotion beyond anticipation of what well-rehearsed step lies ahead.
Lovato goes on to say that, after the incident, “I had to see this person all the time,” and coped with self-harm including cutting and bulimia; her appeals to authority for help resolving the situation, she says, went unnoticed. “My MeToo story,” she tells us now, “is me telling somebody that someone did this to me and they never got in trouble for it. They never got taken out of the movie they were in.
That awareness has, in Lovato’s present-day career, manifested itself in teaching her how to give her fans a portion of the unvarnished truth while, evidently, keeping a great deal inside. In 2018, Lovato took the stage nightly and put forward a confident, steady image that had little in common with how she actually felt. Now, Lovato shares information in a torrent.
Source: Entertainment Trends (entertainmenttrends.net)
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