Demi Lovato Praises Taylor Swift's Lover, Calls 'Cruel Summer' A 'Jam'

The world wide web has been pitting Taylor Swift and Demi Lovato against each other for years right now. Yet Lovato wants fans to know that, despite their rumored feud, there's actually no bad blood (pun intended) between them. Case in point, the "Sorry Not Sorry" singer can't get enough of Swift's brand new seventh studio album, Lover. And on Monday (September 2), she took to Instagram to show support for Swift and her new music.


"Life's also short for ladies not to support other women...Especially as soon as females release wonderful music," Lovato wrote on her Instagram Stories. Good job @taylorswift," she added. More specifically, though, Lovato usually be a big fan of the album's second track, titled "Cruel Summer." And also a screen-cap of the song playing on her phone, Lovato referred to the track as "a jam." What a compliment!


Obviously, fans of both pop stars were overjoyed to be able to see Lovato praising Swift's new music. And even Swift herself was thrilled to hear that Lovato's been enjoying her latest release. As a show of gratitude, the "ME!" songstress shared Lovato's post to her own Instagram Stories, writing, "This is so awesome & put the hugest smile on my face. Thank you @ddlovato."


Right now, Swifties and Lovatics can breathe a sigh of relief — especially immediately following the rampant (and false) rumors that Swift was the reason Lovato didn't attend this year's MTV Video Music Awards. By right now, we all know that Lovato missed the event because she was filming for her visitor role on Will & Grace. Yet whenever you combine her absence with her outspoken support of manager Scooter Braun amid his public feud with Swift, it's not challenging to be able to see how The world wide web baked up more beef than there ever truly was.


"I have dealt with bad people in this industry, and Scooter isn't one of these Lovato wrote on her Instagram Stories back in July. "He's a good man. Personally, I'm grateful he came into my life whenever he did. Please stop 'dragging' people or bullying them. There's enough hate in this world as it is." And nevertheless Lovato and Swift definitely don't share the same suggestions about Braun, we're glad to be able to see that they can still lift each other up and celebrate each other's triumphs.