Why Demi Lovato Doesn't Think She'll 'Ever Tour Again'

Demi Lovato admits she may never tour again, due to the toll it takes on her body, in her latest cover story for ���The Hollywood Reporter.��� The singer also discusses her upcoming directorial debut with the Hulu documentary, 'Child Star,' where she delves into the challenges of growing up in the spotlight. Also featured in the doc are fellow child stars Drew Barrymore, Alyson Stoner, Christina Ricci, Raven-Symon�� and JoJo Siwa.

[LBJTHEG.O.A.T]

While I understand that some people might find Demi Lovato's statements repetitive, I think it's important to consider the immense pressure and physical toll that touring can take on an artist. Demi has been open about her struggles with mental health and addiction, and it's commendable that she's prioritizing her well-being. Touring isn't just about performing; it's about the constant travel, lack of routine, and the strain on one's body and mind. If she feels that stepping back from touring is necessary for her health, then that's a decision we should respect.

Moreover, her upcoming documentary, 'Child Star, ' sounds like a significant project. It’s not just about her, but also about shedding light on the challenges faced by many child stars. This could be a valuable contribution to understanding the pressures of growing up in the spotlight. Featuring voices like Drew Barrymore and Christina Ricci adds depth to the narrative, showing that these issues are widespread and not just unique to Demi.

In the end, whether she tours again or not, Demi Lovato's health and happiness should come first. If she does decide to tour, it will be because she feels ready and able to handle it. Until then, let's support her in her other endeavors and appreciate the honesty she's bringing to these important conversations.

[MadininaCarribean]

She seems more happy and finally at peace with herself here. Good for her.

[hutchviews]

I was surprised when Demi said, "I think it’s time for me to move on, but I’m in this weird position in my career because I still rely on music for my income."

[bran]

She’s in the prime of her life and she says I’m not 15 anymore!

[dreamingbooks]

I'm always with the idea that whatever is best for the artist, not everyone have to do the same thing. For some tour works for others don't or works for a while. I wish always the best to Demi and this documentary sounds really interesting. I'm also interested to listen of what kind of genre of music will be the new era.

[andreasmeelie]

This makes me feel very lucky that I actually saw her twice on tour.

First time was when she toured with my favorite guy singer, David Archuleta. Second time was her Neon Lights Tour.

She rocked it! EEP! :)

[codezero]

she always says this, watch her go on tour next year.

[dreamychaoslife]

she said her pop era is dead, but i heard she’s gonna make a pop album again😭

[erickreyes]

Im just happy shes ok again... she calmed down... and thats ok... this is what happens when people becomes famous at a very young age, it can really took a toll on mental health and some didnt really recover BRITNEY is a great example..

[lisarupena]

I'm so glad I got to see her last tour and am happy that she's healthy and in good place in her life.

[Dashz]

this is what recovery and sobriety looks like, so proud of Demi.

[amygray]

She never mentioned touring at all …. Why put words in her mouth?

[dodo_today]

Not sure whether she will do another tour or not, but in any case her happiness is more important than a tour or anything else, let her move on as she feels good. She's been through a lot already. Looking back, Demi has literally come a long way. And she's already done so much, achieved so much since her debut, and she's a registered legend, she doesn't need to prove herself any further at this point. She may have decided not to tour for his own mental and physical health, we respect that and we want her happiness, but it seems that this is a sad thing for us Lovatics to hear. However, apart from not wanting to tour, I think Demi still has a long way to go for music. She should make the most of this treasure voice she has. I love you so much Demi. ❤

[henrychuailou]

Yes new music please we need no.1 on hot 100 were best vocalist and we deserved it

[adamzeller]

I respect Demi and her struggles with music touring, as someone who have been a Lovatic for more than 10 years and never ever have been in a Demi concert ever, it's something that is too hard for me to accept

[strawberrypeach]

some sources have been saying Demi doesn't want to tour anymore. but Demi also talks about how they used to tour bc they had to vs. now Demi does it because she loves it. and i am pretty sure i heard them say that they wanna tour. the message i kind of got, maybe i am wrong, is that Demi doesn't want to do big tours anymore, but mini tours. a few concerts here and there, a break, and then some concerts here and there again.

[Rounddabout]

I'm one of her biggest fans but this is so annoying and she makes it really hard to be a fan at this point. She's just so contradicting in every aspect. She's portrayed otherwise up until now. It feels like now that she found "love" she's just going to fall into the role she was protesting not too long ago when she dared to call herself non binary. I'm sorry I love her but it's exhausting I'm over it lol

[topherchris]

Everything she ever says she won’t do again, she always ends up doing

[yongtamazaki]

quite sad not being able to see her tour anymore. I've always hoped when I grow up and be able to support myself, I'll get a tour ticket to come and watch her live. As much as it saddens me, I hope she takes time to rethink about not touring. But she can take time. Still going to wait.

[ambzerambzer]

Oh she will totally tour again.

One thing that does kind of bug me when celebrities talk about a “lack of childhood” is that I do feel like at a certain point it was their choice, like Demi didn’t want to go to high school (understandable because she got bullied so bad in middle school) she wanted to sing and act, and I bet she’d hate her mom so much if her mom said no, based on interviews I’ve seen with Demi throughout the years, I think that she would’ve became rebellious and tried to break into the industry in her own way.

A “normal childhood” isn’t always that great, and it seems like a lot of issues celebrities have they would still occur if they were “normal” not to the same magnitude but still

Idk the price of fame issue has always been iffy with me, because they really can say “no” or “I wanna slow down” if they wanted. But they just keep on continuing things.