She is still not sober and her botox and filler game is a mess.

Source: http://www.crazydaysandnights.net

This former B listish tweener turned A-/B+ list adult singer stole a bunch of similar stories from a singer who used them in an interview a few weeks ago.

Also, she is still not sober and her botox and filler game is a mess.

Demi Lovato

JoJo

Demi Lovato shares how her old manager worsened her eating disorder

Demi Lovato candidly discusses her struggles with an eating disorder on “Ellen” Thursday, sharing that her former management team used to control most aspects of her life.

Following her revelation in February that her eating disorder led to her near-fatal overdose, Lovato, 27, tells host Ellen DeGeneres that her former team, helmed by Phil McIntyre, would take her phone, food and more so she couldn’t eat or place orders. DeGeneres even notes that Lovato’s team would take sugar out of her dressing room when she visited, of which Lovato was unaware.

“I didn’t know that until today too, but I lived a life for the past six years that I felt wasn’t my own because I struggled really hard with an eating disorder, yes, and that was my primary problem and then it turned into other things,” the “Anyone” singer shares.

“My life, I just felt it was so… and I hate to use this word, but I felt it was controlled, by so many people around me.” – Source

Jojo Reveals She Was Restricted to 500-Calories a Day and Battled Addiction as a Child Star

Jojo embodies resilience in every way.

In a revealing new interview with Uproxx, the 29-year-old singer exposes the extreme lengths she once went to in order to appease her former record label. At just 13 Jojo made history as the youngest solo artist to earn a No. 1 hit with “Leave (Get Out), but would what transpire next threatened to ruin her career—and even her life—forever.

After being courted by Blackground Records’ founder Barry Hankerson, who was Aaliyah’s uncle, Jojo and her mom agreed to sign her first contract. “He started that label for her because she was so young that nobody would sign her,” she recalled, “but hearing about how he had made Aaliyah into the icon that she was, we were obviously really interested in that.”

“My label got my mom a car, got us an apartment and I had my own room for the first time,” Jojo explained of those early days. “They felt like family to us, and I think that’s what both my mom and I were really longing for deep down. Both of us come from very unstable family situations and they really appealed to that within us—that we were creating something that was going to last forever.” – Source