Demi Lovato puts on a sizzling show in red corset and fishnets during racy performance at the GLAAD Media Awards

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Demi Lovato delivered a captivating performance at the 37th Annual GLAAD Media Awards held at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles on Thursday.

I was absolutely thrilled to be at the awards show celebrating the best in LGBTQ+ representation! Demi Lovato, looking incredible at 33, really commanded the stage – that red corset and shorts combo was a total showstopper.

Her look was paired with fishnet stockings and knee-high black boots.

The singer, known for his hit ‘Skyscraper,’ put on a provocative show with a dance troupe, featuring a choreographed kiss as part of the performance.

Later that evening, Demi Lovato came back on stage to give Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang the Stephen F. Kolzak Award, recognizing their work to improve LGBTQ+ representation in the media.

She changed into a stylish, short yellow dress with a gathered design and an asymmetrical neckline.

She added height to her frame with black heels and wore her black hair pulled back into a bun.

Lovato is herself the recipient of GLAAD’s Vanguard Award, which she received in 2016. 

This year’s ceremony was hosted by Mean Girls alum Jonathan Bennett.

Quinta Brunson was a celebrated honoree, receiving the Vanguard Award for her strong support of the LGBTQ+ community.

The event drew a star-studded crowd, including model Cara Delevingne, reality stars Chrishell Stause and Ariana Madix, and actresses Laverne Cox and Lili Reinhart.

This year’s film nominations featured The History of Sound, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Christy, On Swift Horses, and Twinless.

Nominated shows included Heated Rivalry, The Hunting Wives, Pluribus, Boots and Overcompensating.

Demi Lovato has made a remarkable transformation, achieving sobriety and finding a loving relationship with her husband, Jordan Lutes.

As someone who follows evolving self-expression, I’ve been following this former child star’s journey, and it’s really inspiring. They’ve shared that their pronouns have shifted again – they’re now using she/her pronouns and feel a stronger connection to their feminine side. It’s a beautiful example of how our identities can change and grow over time, and it’s wonderful to see them embracing what feels authentic to them right now.

The star has noticeably changed her look recently, getting in shape and swapping her short, edgy hairstyle for the long, flowing hair she was known for during her time with Disney.

Last month, Demi Lovato canceled several concerts on her ‘It’s Not That Deep’ tour, which disappointed many of her fans.

The singer announced on Instagram that they were canceling a few shows to focus on their health, sharing the news in a personal and honest post.

Performances in cities like Las Vegas, Denver, and Nashville were impacted, but the show in Orlando has been moved to a new date.

Hey Lovatics, it’s Demi! I’m SO excited to finally get back out on stage and see all of you this year. But while I’ve been planning everything, I’ve realized I might have gotten a little carried away with how much I was trying to do. I want to make sure I can give you the best show possible, and I’m figuring out how to make that happen.

To stay healthy and give you the best possible performance at every show, I need to prioritize rest and rehearsal. This means adjusting my tour schedule to include more downtime, which will help me maintain my energy and deliver throughout the entire tour.

I’m very sorry to announce that I have to cancel my shows in Charlotte, Nashville, Atlanta, Las Vegas, and Denver, and I apologize to anyone who had already made plans to attend. The good news is we’re rescheduling the Orlando show for April 13th, and that’s where the tour will now begin.

The news sparked a lot of discussion online, with people having different reactions. Some accused Demi of cancelling her tour because of poor ticket sales, while others felt sorry for her.

Someone said Demi Lovato cancelled about half of her tour because ticket and album sales were low, and that she’s trying to cover it up. They think it’s crazy and feel really sorry for her fans, especially since it affects so many cities.

I really wish Demi Lovato would stop scheduling concerts in North Carolina if there’s a high chance she’ll cancel them. It’s frustrating to keep buying tickets only to have the shows canceled. This is a serious issue for fans.

I’m really upset that I won’t be able to go to Demi’s tour. I was working and saving money through delivery apps like DoorDash and Uber, hoping to be able to afford tickets when she came to Atlanta in April. It’s so disappointing, and I hope I’ll get to meet her someday.

Last year, Demi returned to pop music with her single “It’s Not That Deep.” The song featured energetic dance beats and suggestive lyrics about casual encounters and late-night fun.

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2026-03-06 11:21