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Demi Lovato Says She’s ‘So Grateful To Be Home’: Looks Healthier Than Ever In First Instagram Since Overdose
She’s back, baby! Demi Lovato finally returned to Instagram with a new pic for the first time since her horrifying supposed overdose in July on Nov. 6, and she looks so happy and healthy!
“I am so grateful to be home in time to vote!” she said, revealing that she’s finally out of treatment three months after her accident. “One vote can make a difference, so make sure your voice is heard!🗳 🇺🇸 now go out and #VOTE!!!!” She looks happy, healthy, and fresh-faced while standing at the polls, and fans were touched that she used her first post to raise awareness for such an important cause.
“Yes so happy to see you looking so well!! We love you Demi!” said one excited follower. Another said, “I’m so happy that you’re ok, you look so healthy and happy❤️❤️😭😭😭,” while a third prayed for her to, “Stay strong, please!”
Many of Demi’s supportive celeb friends also sent their love. DJ Khaled wrote, “Bless up!” YouTuber James Charles said, “queen of voting and being home and healthy I love you so much!” Bea Miller, Kehlani, and Iskra Lawrence also sent tons of supportive emojis, and Zendaya, Amy Schumer, and Jenna Dewan all “liked” the post.
This is the first time Demi has posted a photo of herself since before her supposed overdose, but she did drop a line to fans in August to thank them for their support while she continued battling her addiction. However, she has been spotted out a couple of times over the past few days, and it seems like she’s getting close with sober pal Henry Levy, too. We’re so glad she has all of the support she needs to focus on her health right now, and we wish her the very best in her continued journey!
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