Demi Lovato is an American singer, songwriter, and actress. She is most recognized for her major role on Sonny With A Chance and for appearing in the Disney Camp Rock film series. Recently, Lovato reunited with a recipient of the Make-A-Wish Foundation after 13 years.
Demi Lovato Received The Ultimate Surprise
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Austen, 23, met Demi Lovato through the Make-A-Wish Foundation when she was 10 years old, and she just received the ultimate surprise when the “Here We Go Again” singer surprised her with a reunion.
“My wish was granted July 20, 2009,” Austen recounted in a clip posted by the Associated Press on Wednesday (April 27). “I don’t really know what I was expecting because it was my first time meeting anyone, like a celebrity. Demi was incredible. I got a lot of cute pictures and we were talking. They were like, ‘I hear that you sing. Can you sing for me?’ I’m like, ‘Alright.’ I’m a ham at this point, so I start singing ‘This Is Me,’ which is the song from Camp Rock, and Demi’s like, ‘Oh, you’re really good!’ And I’m like, ‘Woah, one of my idols said I’m a really good singer. That’s so cool.’”
Demi then appears and catches Austen off guard, causing her to scream and cry. As Demi points out, the two hug,” It’s so good to see you! You’re so grown now and have blue hair.”
“Oh my gosh, I remember your little pigtails!” they informed.
Demi recently teased their new album on Instagram Stories a few days ago, so the beautiful video comes as no surprise, “Getting emotional listening to my new album because I’m so proud of it,” Lovato wrote in a statement about their upcoming eighth studio album. “It’s my absolute best yet and so representative of me, where I started and who I am today.”
They accompanied their recent Instagram statement with a video of them singing along in the car to a 2000s-influenced track called “City of Angels,” and the day before that, they posted a video of one called “Happy Ending,” which included the lyrics: “Sure I’m sober now, and everyone’s proud, but I miss my vices.” Am I going to die trying to find my happy ending?”
“Yesterday I posted a song called ‘Happy Ending’ and even tho I wrote this in an incredibly dark place I’m so grateful that I’m no longer in that low, cold and lonely place,” Lovato continued in their Story. “I’m sure that no matter what happens in my life…my happy ending is never having to fall into bad habits again.”
