Demi Lovatois keeping it real.The singer has teamed up with Quibi for a new series calledPillow Talk withDemi Lovato, the streaming service announced Thursday.The ten-episode series will follow Lovato, 27, as she sits down with experts and celebrities to discuss hot topics including sex, relationships, body positivity, gender identity, activism, social media, wellness and more. During the candid conversations, Lovato and her guest will speak openly and honestly about how each issue impacts society.“I’ve always considered myself someone that speaks honestly about issues that face my generation,” Lovato said in a statement. “We’re excited to bring those frank conversations to a public forum, where people can have the opportunity to relate to the topics and guests, while finding room for laughter and learning.”Demi Lovato.The news comes after Lovato’s triumph return to the spotlight with two back-to-back powerhouse performances at the 2020Grammy AwardsandSuper Bowl LIVfollowing hernear-fatal drug overdosein July 2018.Lovato is the latest Hollywood A-list star to join Quibi — short for “quick bites” — which is set to launch in April 2020. The network has already secured support fromAndy Cohen,Steven Spielberg,Jennifer Lopez,Zac Efronand more.Once released, users will pay $4.99 to access the platform with advertising or $7.99 without it. It’s set to feature 7,000 pieces of content at launch, according toVanity Fair. It will also feature both vertical and horizontal video,Thrillistreported.Quibi videos are expected to be short, but they will still tell long-form stories, just over a longer period of time.
Demi Lovatois keeping it real.
The singer has teamed up with Quibi for a new series calledPillow Talk withDemi Lovato, the streaming service announced Thursday.
The ten-episode series will follow Lovato, 27, as she sits down with experts and celebrities to discuss hot topics including sex, relationships, body positivity, gender identity, activism, social media, wellness and more. During the candid conversations, Lovato and her guest will speak openly and honestly about how each issue impacts society.
“I’ve always considered myself someone that speaks honestly about issues that face my generation,” Lovato said in a statement. “We’re excited to bring those frank conversations to a public forum, where people can have the opportunity to relate to the topics and guests, while finding room for laughter and learning.”
Demi Lovato.
The news comes after Lovato’s triumph return to the spotlight with two back-to-back powerhouse performances at the 2020Grammy AwardsandSuper Bowl LIVfollowing hernear-fatal drug overdosein July 2018.
Lovato is the latest Hollywood A-list star to join Quibi — short for “quick bites” — which is set to launch in April 2020. The network has already secured support fromAndy Cohen,Steven Spielberg,Jennifer Lopez,Zac Efronand more.
Once released, users will pay $4.99 to access the platform with advertising or $7.99 without it. It’s set to feature 7,000 pieces of content at launch, according toVanity Fair. It will also feature both vertical and horizontal video,Thrillistreported.
Quibi videos are expected to be short, but they will still tell long-form stories, just over a longer period of time.
source: people.com
