Singer-songwriter Demi Lovato addressed her frozen yogurt shop controversy on June 17 in an interview on Facebook Live. The pop star explained that their message got lost in translation and that they would be expressing their opinions on their ‘4D With Demi Lovato’ podcast moving forward.
Celebrity “I’m still learning as well as the rest of the world.” Demi Lovato has some regrets about the frozen yogurt shop controversy that made headlines in April. During an “Audacy Check In” interview on Facebook Live on June 17, the “Dancing With the Devil” singer admitted that they could’ve been more clear when they slammed The Bigg Chill on social media for its wide variety of diet-friendly options. At the time, Lovato claimed to have had a very “triggering” experience at the shop and accused the Los Angeles-based small business of being “diet culture vultures.” “Every time I’ve made a statement over Instagram or Twitter, I felt like it’s gotten lost in translation a little bit,” the former Disney Channel star said without directly mentioning the froyo shop at all. “It was me talking about something I was very passionate about pertaining to the diet culture, and I realized that because I was so passionate… I let my emotions get the best of me and it didn’t allow me to explain where I was coming from as easily as it would have been on a podcast.” In May, the pop star debuted 4D With Demi Lovato, a brand new podcast for the singer to say “what’s on my heart and in my mind.
