Demi Lovato

"What fascinates me," she said, "is metal."

She continued by namechecking hardcore bands Dimmu Borgir and Job For A Cowboy, whose songs were called things like Reduced to Mere Filth and Tormentor of Christian Souls.

Then, the 15-year-old had second thoughts.

"I think [Disney Channel president] Gary Marsh would kill me."

The 28-year-old revealed in her documentary Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil that the person faced no consequences after she came forward.

The singer does not say who the offender was, only that she "had to see this person all the time" afterwards.

Radio 1 Newsbeat has contacted the Disney Channel for comment.

The documentary was shown at the South by Southwest virtual festival.

"My MeToo story is me telling somebody that someone did this to me and they never got in trouble for it," says Demi Lovato in it, according to Variety's review.

The US pop star, 28, says in a new documentary trailer: "My doctors said that I had five to 10 more minutes."

Lovato also told reporters she had been "left with brain damage and I still feel the effects of that".

Those effects include blurry vision that means she can't drive and made reading difficult, she revealed.

The former child star was taken to hospital in July 2018 after being found unconscious at her Los Angeles home. The overdose, reportedly of opioids laced with fentanyl, came a month after she revealed she had broken six years of sobriety.

This is the second time Demi has fallen victim to hackers, as personal pictures were made public in 2014 as well.

Stars including Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton and Kaley Cuoco have previously had their photos leaked in an event known as "the fappening".

Some victims have taken legal action, but Demi has shrugged off this latest incident.

Demi also pointed out that it wouldn't be the first time fans had seen her naked.

The pop sensation was met with backlash after a since-deleted Snapchat video she shared on Friday night was labeled as insensitive towards the outbreak currently affecting Brazil. In the post, Demi's motherDianna Hart can be seen telling the camera, "Everybody down in Rio gonna get the Zika virus." Her statement is then met with laughter from Lovato. 

A hashtag retaliating against the "Confident" songstress quickly surfaced, #DemiLovatoIsOverParty, which detailed fans negative feelings toward the Snapchat vid. 

Not only did these former lovebirds reunite on stage during Demi and Nick Jonas' tour stop in Washington D.C., but they decided to give the crowd a performance they'd never forget by whipping out their throwback duet "Gotta Find You" from their 2008 Disney film Camp Rock.

The audience understandably went wild as the pair went into song, and Lovato followed up with Mitchie Torres's "This Is Me," with Nick on guitar. 

Demi Lovato appears a new -- totally nude -- photo shoot on VanityFair.com.

In the revealing pics and the accompanying video (seen below), Lovato shows off her natur

beauty while going makeup-free, sans clothes. 

The "Same Old Love" singer has faced a lot of scrutiny over the past year about her weight gain, but she has come out of it stronger than ever. With some newfound confidence, Selena is also helping her fans deal with cyberbullying. In an Instagram photo that has since been deleted, Gomez took a picture of her own comments section where she reached out to a fan who must have been dealing with some bullies on the Internet.