Demi Lovato is showing no signs of slowing down her recovery as she is set to remain in rehab until the end of 2018.
She has reached the 90 days sober milestone and is planning to stick on the path of recovery.
This comes after she was rushed into hospital following an overdose back in July 2018.
According to Us Weekly Lovato will remain in rehab that she is checked into until the end of the year.
An insider told E! News
“Demi is doing great and is really receptive to the help that she is getting. Treatment has really changed her and she is looking forward to remaining sober and her new outlook on life.”
This “new outlook on life” may mean that significant changes will be made when she eventually does check out.
“Demi is unsure if she will come back to L.A. to live permanently,” the source explains. “She really wants to start a new chapter in her life.”
Earlier in the year she released a song about her battle with her addiction called 'sober'.
She took to Instagram to thank her fans back in August
At the start of October, her younger sister Madison has also spoken out about Demi's recovery. Speaking to Millennial Hollywood, Madison said
"she's working really hard on her sobriety and we're all so incredibly proud of her. It's been crazy for our family. It's been a lot."
Madison added that she thinks Demi is strong and that as a family they always conquer whatever may come their way.
"But we’ve been through a lot together... I mean, if you read my mom’s book you would know. Every time we go through something, we always come out on the other side a hundred times stronger than before, and so we’ve just been um we’ve been so thankful for everything. For the little things."
