Despite many scandals, Demi Lovato is one of the most famous young singers. As of 2020, Demi Lovato net worth is around 40 million dollars.
Demi Lovato started her huge net worth at a very young age. At 16 years old, she bought her family a $1.88 million house in the Toluca Lake area of Los Angeles. Two years later, in 2010, Demi spent $2.25 million on a new family compound in Sherman Oaks, California.
In 2016, she bought another home not knowing this would be where her nightmares take place. It was in this home in 2018 where Demi Lovato was found after her non-fatal overdose. After a number of years trying to sell the home, in June 2020 she finally sold it for $8.25 million.
Inside Demi Lovato sold mansion
According to Variety, the new owner of this property is Sam Jordan (28 years old), the son of real estate tycoon Wayne Jordan and activist Quinn Delaney. Since 2018, Demi has posted a sign selling this villa for $ 9 million but no one ever bought.
Daily Mail said Demi Lovato bought this magnificent property in 2016 for $ 8.3 million (more than 192.7 billion). The villa is wider than 520m2, surrounded by a land area of 4,800m2 with 3 solid floors built under modern architecture.
The house has high-class and luxurious furniture with the highlight of the magnificent glass door system that helps to admire the beautiful city scenery. The villa includes 4 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, a green garden, a large pool, and many other amenities.
After treatment, in January 2020, Demi Lovato re-appeared on the Grammy stage and gradually returned to the music career. She is currently dating Max Ehrich and considering a long term affair. “They are really excited about their relationship and like to live together during social breaks to see how things work out,” according to US Weekly.
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