Demi Lovato looks yummy in yellow after meeting Adele and gushing: 'I need this to be real'
Demi Lovato has been a busy social media maven.
The 26-year-old posted an Insta Stories selfie this Tuesday with Adele, gushing in a caption: 'I need this to be real.'
That same day, she sizzled in a mirror selfie that saw her modeling a canary yellow coat over a black crop top and matching miniskirt.
What a moment: Demi Lovato posted an Insta Stories selfie this Tuesday with Adele, gushing in a caption: 'I need this to be real'
Demi is a longtime fan of Adele's work and has covered multiple songs of hers in various concert performances over the years.
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During her Future Now tour with Nick Jonas, Demi sang Adele's number When We Were Young, as seen in a fan video of a Cleveland, Ohio gig.
Another fan video from the previous year shows Demi belting Hello, which like When We Were Young is on Adele's 2015 album 25.
Ab fab: That same day, she sizzled in a mirror selfie that saw her modeling a canary yellow coat over a black crop top and matching miniskirt
Adele is not the only iconic singer Demi has been showing her fandom for on her social media over the past few weeks.
She recently attended Christina Aguilera's concert in Las Vegas and was in floods of tears at the performance, she revealed on social media.
This past Saturday, Demi cut a glamorous figure at the high school graduation of her 17-year-old half-sister Madison De La Garza in Los Angeles.
Dynamic duo: Demi recently attended Christina Aguilera's concert in Las Vegas and was in floods of tears at the performance, she revealed on social media
Demi has had a tumultuous twelvemonth, suffering an overdose and entering rehab last summer after six years of successful sobriety.
Shortly before the overdose, she had released a single called Sober in which she begged her parents' forgiveness for falling off the wagon.
A few months ago, she was being linked to Henri Levy, the founder of the clothing line Enfants Riches Deprimes, which means Depressed Rich Kids.
