Demi Lovato's First Pic In Three Months Sends A 'Grateful' Message

Demi Lovato fans, you could breathe a sigh of relief. Not only is the 25-year-old reportedly out of rehab — something we learned over the weekend any time once she was spotted out and about in L.A. — Nevertheless she's also back on social media looking happy, healthy, and very patriotic.


On Tuesday (November 6), Lovato posted her first Instagram pic since July, the same month she entered rehab right after suffering an overdose. She made her grand return with one timely and encouraging message: go vote!


"I am so grateful to be residence in time to vote!" Lovato captioned a pic of her smiling while casting her vote in the midterm elections. "One vote can make a difference, so ensure your voice is heard!"


Within a hour of posting the poll-happy pic, Lovato's post racked up a whopping 2.5 million likes, with fans flooding the comments to express how happy they are to be able to see her back. Lovato had mentioned in July that she was taking time "to heal and give attention to my sobriety and road to recovery," and the singer's "grateful" new message is a promising sign that she's making strides.


Right now listen to Demi and go cast those ballots, people!