Disney Leaves Out Demi Lovato From A 40th Anniversary Post And Is Reportedly Unhappy With Her Claim Of Being Raped As A Teen
Demi Lovato was snubbed in a 40th anniversary post from the Disney Channel, and people are speculating that the company is displeased with her claims of being raped while she was a teen working at Disney.
Singer and actress Demi Lovato got an early start in her career and began working in the entertainment industry at an early age. Her first part on a Disney Channel show was in "As the Bell Rings" and she later landed a starring role in the Disney movie Camp Rock. In 2009, she played the lead in a Disney series called "Sonny with a Chance." Her career continued to explode as she got older and left Disney, and she has since become one of the most popular names in pop music. Demi has found herself in a number of controversies over the years, including and especially publicly bashing a local yogurt shop in Los Angeles because they carried sugar-free cookies and she felt triggered by seeing them on the way to the register. In August 2022, Demi was a guest on the hit podcast "Call Her Daddy" and shared details about her time at Disney that may have affected her relationship with the network.