Lovato’s fans will be able to learn more about her family when her mother, Dianna De La Garza releases the book, Falling With Wings: A Mother’s Story. We get fro-yo and watch the ID channel - we're obsessed - and we talk about anything and everything. When Demi is home, our relationship is just like any sisters'. My phone is constantly going off just from that. We text constantly, and whenever she sees a funny tweet, she'll screenshot it and send it to our family group message (which includes our mom and our sister, Dallas, 27). In a 2015 interview with Seventeen, Madison explained her relationship with Demi, noting: I think when people say they wish Demi Lovato was their sister, they don't realize how hard it is to be related to someone who's constantly away on tour. I got the help I needed and now I co-own a treatment center.” She continued: “One of the main reasons of getting sober was so that I could be around my little sister because my mom and dad if I was doing stuff. "There were a few (interventions by family and friends) but the final one, everyone was like, ‘We are no longer going to leave, we are leaving,'" she explained, adding, “That was the moment when I thought, ‘OK, I really need to get help and get sober.’” In the documentary, her sisters also discuss some of the pressure that Demi faced during her Disney days, with Dallas noting, “that lifestyle’s really crazy" for a girl that young, with Madison adding there were “so many more expectations put on her than a normal 15, 16 year old girl would have.”ĭuring a recent appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show, Demi explained how she had to have some tough love to achieve sobriety, which included not seeing her sister Madison while she was getting clean. We would be really upset for a few days and then one day. I have so many memories of Demi getting a phone call and then not getting the job. not human, when it came to her voice.”ĭallas and Madison both make appearances in Simply Complicated, with Madison explaining Demi's rise to fame, noting: I just remember a lot of auditions and a lot of car rides. I started to realize that Demi was gifted. In the new documentary, Demi Lovato: Simply Complicated, her mom and Dallas comment on Demi's early glimmer of talent, explaining: “She was five years old. You might recall seeing Madison when she co-starred on Desperate Housewives, playing Juanita Solis (Eva Longoria’s character’s daughter) and also played a younger version of Demi’s character on an episode of Sonny With a Chance.ĭallas is also an actress, who also appeared on an episode of Sonny With a Chance and has had roles in movies as well as lent her voice to many animated films. Who are Demi Lovato’s sisters, Madison De La Garza and Dallas Lovato? The Lovato sisters might not make headlines as much as Demi, but they’re definitely talented women as well. Eva's Heroes was co-founded by Longoria and Cristiane Perkins-Garcia and helps youths with intellectual special needs.Demi Lovato gets plenty of time in the spotlight, but she also has two sisters who have had their own brushes with fame. Tickets cost $75 and can be purchased at For more info, call (210) 694-9090. There also will be a taped message from Longoria and a Q&A via Skype with Robert Verdi, stylist to the stars. There will be fine cuisine and silent and live auctions a special item is a dollhouse replica of Gaby's house on Wisteria Lane. San Antonio fans of “Housewives” will have the chance to meet De La Garza, watch the finale on the big screen of Santikos' IMAX Palladium Theater and help Longoria's S.A. “I'm auditioning and I hope to go back home to see my family in Texas a lot more,” she said. What are her plans now that “Desperate Housewives” is nearly behind her?
“I went to Eva's house last Easter and colored eggs with her and her friends,” De La Garza said.
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