Demi Lovato Opens Up About Her 'Darkest Moments' and Thanks Pals for Support Amid Her Struggles
Demi Lovato is showing some love to her best friends who have helped her through some of her “darkest moments.”
After returning from her recent vacation to Bora Bora with pals Sara Elizabeth Mitchell a.k.a. Sirah and Matthew Scott Montgomery, Lovato, 26, opened up about the importance of their friendship, especially in the wake of her overdose last July.
In an Instagram post on Tuesday, the singer — who recently checked into a treatment facility on her own in March — celebrated her two friends for their support through the years and thanked them for “never leaving me in my darkest moments” and “when I was going through s—.”
Along with the sentimental note, Lovato also shared a photo of the trio in Bora Bora.
“Just me and my best friends living our best lives..” Lovato began the post. “Thank you for never leaving me in my darkest moments, for always drying my tears.. even when they’re from watching Moana..”
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“I’m so lucky to be best friends with two incredible souls who are so talented and creative because it inspires me daily. And you’re so supportive of me and every little thing I do..,” Lovato continued.
The “Sober” singer went on to note how Sirah and Montgomery have “traveled across the country to visit me and stayed with me at my house for days on end when I’m struggling to make sure I’m okay.”
“But most importantly you never abandoned me like others did when I was going through s—.. you were there to listen, without judgement and only love and I can never fully express what that means to me,” she added.
“You’re the greatest friends I’ve EVER had and our future together is so bright,” Lovato finished. “I love you both more than you can imagine!! Thank you for this past week ]]>💗😂
