The ups and downs of Demi Lovato

While most celebrities tend to hide their struggles against drugs, Demi Lovato recognizes her

Lovato has been an open book since she's announced in 2010 that she's checking into a rehabilitation center to deal with a eating disorder, self harm and other problems. Over the next eight years, she became a role model and true pop star, releasing multi-platinum songs and albums ranging from playful to serious with lyrical content about her battles against drugs and alcohol

. It was a huge success in tackling these problems, not just treating them when they were still fresh, but continuing to talk to them as she was sober since years. It always shows people that it is acceptable to have mental health, addiction or body positivity problems, "said Jason Lipshutz, editorial director at Billboard. "By opening and sharing herself, she gave the signal to many people – young listeners or adult listeners – that they can do the same thing."

"Obviously, she has an incredible voice and she has good hooks "

The Lovato representative said in a statement that the 25-year-old was awake and was recovering with her family after the singer was reportedly hospitalized for a overdose. He came a month after publishing a new song called Sober stating that she relapsed after six years of sobriety.

Lovato recounted his life and battles over the years, from his bibaduality to being intimidated as a child to suffering from depression. She said that she had used cocaine before the interviews and that she had been drinking alcohol in the morning in a bottle of soda to mask it. This franchise has allowed her to become a model for young women and men who have faced their own problems.

The actress Lili Reinhart, who appears in the hit series CW Network Riverdale said she was watching Lovato

"When I was 14, she was an idol for me in the way she spoke so openly about mental health. And now, she continues to inspire thousands of young men and women with her messages of body positivity, "tweeted the 21-year-old Tuesday.

In his YouTube documentary, Demi Lovato, Simply Complicated, Lovato Says At one point, she idolized Amy Winehouse, whose seven-year-old birthday was Monday.

"I wanted to be as thin as she," said Lovato in the movie, released last year. "I wanted to sing like her, I wanted to be like her."

The last two years have been the biggest of Lovato's music: Sorry Not Sorry the sbady pop song, has become the most great success of his career. at No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and reaching triple-platinum status. Her album Confident competed for the best pop album at the 2017 Grammys (she lost to Adele 25 ). Lovato has received accolades and more successful songs for his collaborations with electronic music groups Cheat Codes and Clean Bandit. And it even spread to the Latin market with the collaboration Luis Fonsi Echama la Culpa and the Spanish version of Solo (Lovato is of Mexican origin).

But his last release, Sober was worrying since Lovato had said that she was clean for six years.

"I'm no longer sober," she sings. "I'm sorry I'm still here, I promise I'll get some help / This was not my intention, I'm sorry for myself."

"We should surround our arms of love around Demi Lovato I'm so happy you're alive Thank God," Lady Gaga tweeted. "If I know my monsters as well as I believe, we all wish you compbadion and inner peace, and that you receive the love that many have for you."

Lovato began as as a child star on the series Barney & Friends later as a teenager in the Disney Channel movie Camp Rock and the network series Sonny with a chance . She did not return for the third season of Sonny after enrolling in rehab in 2010, also leaving an international tour with the Jonas Brothers.

She goes out with the album Unbroken in 2011, detailing her recovery in the ballad Skyscraper . More songs of this kind followed as Lovato toured the world and reached new heights on pop charts.

Fans of Lovato spread worldwide with hashtags #PrayForDemi and #StayStrongDemi Ariana Grande at Ellen DeGeneres at Justin Timberlake rooted for Lovato's recovery

"I think everyone just wants that # 39 it is OK and there is no feeling that I can perceive (people who say), "How dare she? "" Said Lipshutz. "People are naturally worried and I think that no matter what happens, the next people will support him."