Demi Lovato gets candid about what led to her overdose.
"I’m tired of running myself into the ground with workouts and extreme dieting. I thought the past few years I was recovering from an eating disorder, when it actually was just completely falling into it," Demi told Ashley.
"And I just realised maybe my symptoms weren’t as obvious as before, but it was definitely an eating issue." The singer also said the kind of people she surrounded herself with played a big part in her overdose. "I think when you have certain people around you that are telling you certain things and that you should look a certain way, it makes it harder," she said."I honestly think that’s kind of what led to everything happening over the past year. It was just me thinking I found recovery when I didn't, and then living this kind of lie and trying to tell the world I was happy with myself when I really wasn’t.
After Demi’s near-fatal overdose, she booked herself into a rehabilitation centre to deal with her mental and physical health. She also changed management teams and is now working with record executive Scooter Braun, according toThe star made her triumphant return to the spotlight with an emotional performance of her new song
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