All you need to know about the mysterious man of Demi Lovato, Henry Levy

It seems that Demi Lovato has a new man in his life.

The 26-year-old singer was surprised Saturday night at the Matsuhisa restaurant in Beverly Hills, California, looking healthy, barely three months after an apparent overdose. Lovato was photographed with a man now identified as Henry Levy, the creator of the Depressed Rich Kids fashion line.

TMZ subsequently released a photo of the duo holding in the restaurant – Lovato wearing a huge smile – and the pair together again Sunday in West Hollywood. On Sunday's photos, Levy runs an arm around Lovato's shoulder while they walk around at night.

However, a source tells ET that Lovato and Levy are just friends.

"Half takes the appropriate measures to ensure its sobriety," added the source.

Another source, also tells ET, "Half deserves a partner who will help her to continue living in a healthy lifestyle and her family and friends will feel like they are choosing more appropriate friends."

Obviously, Levy and Lovato have come closer since his apparent overdose in July. Here are five things to know about the designer.

1. His Depressed Rich Children has a following celebrity

Levy founded his Kids Rich Depressed clothing line in 2012. The avant-garde fashion line sells in extremely limited quantities and is incredibly expensive, even for the designer's standards.

The line is best known for its studded leather jackets influenced by punk, one of which is currently selling at $ 7,784 on Farfetch. T-shirts a little more accessible will also cost you a nice dime, the cheapest costing $ 334.

But the brand certainly has its share of celebrity fans, with its creations worn by Justin Bieber, Travis Scott, Kanye West, Jared Leto and more. He also made several pieces for Beyoncé, including a top for her training tour.

according to a fan accountLovato started following Levy and his brand on Instagram on October 18th.

Of course, Levy's projects are certainly not meant for everyone and often contain controversial slogans such as "My Nazi parents". He also made the headlines for once selling a $ 7,000 cashmere noose.

"If you were going to kill yourself, would not you want to do it with a $ 7,000 cashmere noose?" The Guardian in 2016 about the controversial piece.

Levy called the brand "elitist and nihilistic couture" "for Complexmagazine in a 2016 interview. "The price eliminates the masses, and the ideas eliminate the people I do not want, usually because of the dark nature," he noted.

"The name is essentially a description of myself and my education," he said. The Guardian, making no excuse for the high prices of his clothes. "Price is not only a valuable marker, but is intrinsically part of the coin. No room is alike and everything is limited. I have no interest in creating affordable pieces for the masses. "

2. He grew extremely rich

Levy has become incredibly rich thanks to the success of her parents in the field of water filtration. He attended several exclusive boarding schools, including the Le Rosey Institute in Switzerland, recognized as the most expensive boarding school in the world. According to a 2016 Town and CountryArticle, the school has annual tuition of $ 110,000 and is "the alma mater of princes, shahs and billionaire babies".

according to ComplexIn a Facebook post now removed, Levy wrote, "If I were not Jewish, I would kill myself because I would not be rich." Another quote from Facebook quoted Kanye West: "Saint Laurent is my Zara."

3. He has been in rehab several times

Like Lovato, Levy fought against drug addiction. His first stint in rehab took place at Visions Adolescent Treatment in Malibu, at the age of 15.

"I was like a f ** k in high school," Levy said. Complex. "I was caught in the drug and sh ** like that."

Levy has also spent time in celebrity-friendly rehabilitation centers, the Cirque Lodge in Utah and Promises in Malibu. Yet he said Complex that it was her stay at a Betty Ford treatment center in Hazelden, Oregon, which proved to be the most successful.

"That's when it was on a non-flossy shit **," he recalls. "Like went out and slept in a bunk bed with a gang of 50-year-old drug addicts trying to recover. And that's when I had the idea to create the brand. "

"To be with these children [in rehab], just their absurd right and everything, certainly had an influence, "he continued. "They do not have to work one day in their life, do you see what I mean? Their complete existence is based on what others think. "

He also noted that his new goals kept him on a healthier trajectory.

"I'm looking at a successful day, like, did you do something?" He said. "Even if business is going well, I do not like the day as a good day if I do not do something – whether it's a shi ** y punk song or a drawing or a tight painting. If I did not do anything, the day does not wait for me. I think it keeps me right now.

TMZ reports that Levy and Lovato went to an AA meeting Sunday night and that the two men met a few years ago, while they were both undergoing rehabilitation.

4. It's great in punk music and culture

Levy's clothing line is obviously influenced by punk, and he said Complex that he discovered punk music at the age of 11 years old. He also explained how he was able to reconcile his privileged background with a subculture born of the anguish of the working class.

"You hear about punk, he's very blue-collar," he said. "We are angry at big corporations!" But for me, I am angry at my parents for sending me to this place for a fucking year. I'm mad at the fucking whores of people in rehab for telling me what to do all the time. I am angry at my teachers and principals for sending me away from every school I go to and not understanding myself. It was, for me, my relationship with punk and this attitude. "

5. He does not fear controversy

Levy really agrees to say what he thinks.

The designer embarked on a major Instagram fight in 2016 with the Black Anvil punk band, after calling the brand "wack" on Instagram, because of Kim Kardashian West wearing a depressed Rich Kids leather jacket with spikes. and Kill Your Idols group patches on it. Kill Your Idols and Black Anvil share the members of the group.

Levy then escalated the quarrel with an offensive comment.

"You're so good at it ** Look at how much I control your emotions that you wrote a whole post about my work," he commented on Instagram, according to noiseywho took a screenshot. "Little B ** ch ** Punk police, I will rape, exploit and loot everything I want and sell it to thousands of people while you sit here and give me more attention. Know that you are stupid. "

Of course, it is important that the post dates from 2016, and since then, Levy has remained private. In the meantime, a source recently told ET that Lovato's sobriety remained his # 1 priority.

"Half takes her sobriety extremely seriously and knows that she still has a long way to go," said the source. "At the end of the day, Demi does it for herself, she has to stay sober for her, but whenever she receives family or friends, it reminds her of all the other important people in her life who she needs to fight for as well. "

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– Report by Adriane Schwartz