Demi Lovato Explains Why She's Quitting Social Media
Outspoken Twitter person Demi Lovato has apparently decided she no longer wants to be an outspoken Twitter person.
"That one time I started my own charity providing mental heath care for people who can't afford it and this is what y'all talk about", the star added. We hope you're happy with yourselves... all you little trolls out there as Demi Lovato has QUIT all of her social media profiles.
So maybe it's a good thing the 23-year-old singer announced she is officially stepping away from Twitter and Instagram. "Bye Twitter and Insta", the "Cool for the Summer" performer wrote on Monday after the world wide web exploded with articles addressing her comments about Mariah Carey.
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So, why exactly has Demi Lovato chosen to quit her social media profiles? Demi Lovato has made a decision to abandon her Twitter and Instagram accounts. But Lovato commented, "You got it the wrong way around honey".
We're sad to see her go!
With her Future Now tour coming up with Nick Jonas, at least you can catch Demi on stage.
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Demi defended herself by explaining candidly that she doesn't think Mariah is a very nice person. Basically, she was saying that Grande is better than Carey.
Mariah famously told the paparazzi, "I don't know her", when asked about Demi's pal Jennifer in the early 2000s and they have both been asked about a rumoured spat ever since. "This is why I posted what I did".
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