Demi Lovato says he's been raped for 15 years: I lost my virginity through rape

In her new documentary, “Dancing With the Devil”, Demi Lovato has spoken publicly about sexual abuse committed against her.

Two of the most traumatic events she's talking about, Demi reminds her in 2018, when she ended up in overdoses by her drug dealer and the other, when she was 15, this time from a teenager, who was also star “Disney” at the time.

“It's just that they drugged me. They took advantage of me. When I was found naked, I had another color. I was practically dead for a week after he took advantage of me. When I woke up in the hospital, I was asked if I had had sex unconsciously. I had only one of his visions above my body. I remembered that part and I said yes. A month after my overdose, I realized that I was unable to make a conscientious decision. ”

While reporting on the abuse of 2018, Demi spoke for the first time about rape during adolescence. It shows that it did not last for fear of what might happen later. People could not believe what had happened to him from the early incident - the rape of adolescence.

When I was a teenager, I was in a similar situation. I lost my virginity through rape. ”- shows Lovato, not mentioning the abuser's name.

The star of “Disney” said that at the time they were in the beginning of romance, but she was ready to have relations.

I had a romantic first time. It wasn't for me, it sucked. Then I had to see this man all the time, so I began to stop eating and face him in other ways.

I've convicted myself for years, so I've had a very difficult time until I admitted what happened was actually rape. We just went out and I thought it wouldn't take things any further if I didn't. That didn't matter to him and he did. For a long time I told myself it was my fault because I agreed to be in a room with him. I went out with him. ”

Although Demi has told the story of rape to other people in her life, the abusive person never received a punishment for what he did.

They never got out of the movie. I've been silent for a long time after I'm tired. ”

After two abusive events, Demi had to cope with the traumatic consequences. This also meant having to stay in touch with both people who abused him, no matter what happened.

I called that man a month later and tried to do the right thing by keeping the situation in check. I just felt worse!

The premiere of Demi Lovato's new documentary will be on 23 March, 2021 on YouTube.