As She Will Reportedly Be in Rehab for Several Months
Latest concerning Demi Lovato's drug overdose, TMZ reports that the drug that Demi overdosed on was Fentanyl, which is the same drug that was the cause of death for Prince and Lil Peep.
She had been rushed to the hospital on Tuesday, July 24, suffering severe “complications” from her overdose. She was discharged from the Los Angeles hospital last week.
According to People, Lovato had been going through a difficult time for a while. A source told the magazine, “Things have been a total mess for months. She and her team severed ties, and they played a large part in getting her sober years ago. She hasn’t been in a good place.”
As of Monday, Demi Lovato had left the hospital and would be receiving treatment at a rehab facility located outside of California for an "extended period of time". A source told E! News, "She will be in rehab for several months and is doing an extensive program to ensure she gets the help she needs". Lovato is working with a specialist in Chicago, who focuses on sobriety, mental health and wellness.
Latest concerning Demi Lovato's drug overdose, TMZ reports that the drug that Demi overdosed on was Fentanyl, which is the same drug that was the cause of death for Prince and Lil Peep.
She had been rushed to the hospital on Tuesday, July 24, suffering severe “complications” from her overdose. She was discharged from the Los Angeles hospital last week.
According to People, Lovato had been going through a difficult time for a while. A source told the magazine, “Things have been a total mess for months. She and her team severed ties, and they played a large part in getting her sober years ago. She hasn’t been in a good place.”
As of Monday, Demi Lovato had left the hospital and would be receiving treatment at a rehab facility located outside of California for an "extended period of time". A source told E! News, "She will be in rehab for several months and is doing an extensive program to ensure she gets the help she needs". Lovato is working with a specialist in Chicago, who focuses on sobriety, mental health and wellness.
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