THE singer Demi Lovato said he has fear of getting old and avoid thinking about the subject so as not to cause anxiety .
She turned 32 at the end of August and said she prefers to “stay in the present moment. When we think about things from our past or the future, we are not present.”
The artist, who has struggled with eating disorders for years, stressed that her thoughts are not about how her body will look as she ages. “Not because I’m worried about how I look or how my body or face will change, but because of this existential fear,” she commented.
In an interview with People magazine published this Monday (16), Demi said she doesn’t want to worry about the matter so as not to regret it in the future.
“You’ll be 80, 90 years old and you’ll look back and say, ‘Why did I waste my time in my 30s worrying about getting older when I had so much to look forward to and so much free time?’
And she concluded her reflection: “I try not to focus on how much time we have left, but rather on how much more life experience we can have if we are lucky enough,” she says.
Lovato made her directorial debut on Tuesday (17) in her documentary “Child Star,” which arrived on Hulu streaming. There is still no information about the release of the production in Brazil.
In addition to Demi’s own accounts of childhood fame, the production features guests such as Drew Barrymore, Raven-Symoné, Christina Ricci, JoJo Siwa and Kenan Thompson talking about the subject.
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*With information from Nicoly Bastos, from CNN
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