Low Blow: Miley’s BFF Mocks Demi Lovato For Her Drug Addiction

Okay a-hole, what gives you the right to bash a young girl’s struggle?

Cheyne Thomas, aka Miley Cyrus‘s Bff because let’s be real what else does this guy have going for him, posted a video mocking Demi Lovato‘s serious battle with drug addiction.

Before you start running your mouth, why don’t you take a look in the mirror? First off, the table cloth you’re trying to pass as a shirt is just not cutting it, and your voice? That’s just a no-no.

Thomas is no stranger to being a dick towards celebrities. He lashed out against Kelly Clarkson after she tweeted the following during the VMA‘s back in August:  

Just saw a couple performances from the VMA’s last night. 2 words….#pitchystrippers

— Kelly Clarkson (@kelly_clarkson) August 26, 2013

This singer is amazingly talented and knows a pitchy performance when she sees one. Hate to break it you, but Miley’s vocals were all over the place during her infamous act.

Thomas has since removed his tweets from Twitter, but Fishwrapper has luckily provided them for us:

@DominicScott and she’s fat and 30..

— Cheyne Thomas (@CheyneThomas) August 26, 2013

@DominicScott the reasons Kelly Clarkson is bitter could really go on for day.. 

— Cheyne Thomas (@CheyneThomas) August 26, 2013

Again, what a dick! Is it really all that surprising that this is Miley’s best friend? Not in the slightest…always keeping it classy, Miley.

H/t Fishwrapper, Top Photo Credit: WENN

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Demi Lovato: "I Would Rather Sacrifice My Privacy to Help People"

Demi Lovato knows that the price of fame is little to no privacy, and she's OK with that as long as it helps her fans.

The 21-year-old singer admits that sometimes being in the spotlight can have it's downside, but explains to E! News during her book signing for Staying Strong: 365 Days a Year in Los Angeles over the weekend that being able to inspire and help so many people makes it worth it.

"Yeah it's been difficult," Lovato says of walking the fine line between wanting privacy but also wanting to be there for her fans. "I'm not the type of person that loves the fame aspect of it. I would rather sacrifice my privacy to help people, not just with my music. Strictly from this point of view, from an inspirational point of view of sharing my story. I know that I have a purpose in the world."

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Demi has openly shared all of her ups and downs with her fans, and has used her personal obstacles as inspiration for her new book, which, according to the press release, tells the story of Lovato's "struggles ranging from addiction to depression, all the while on a search for self-discovery and happiness. Demi has chronicled her journey in the media, in her song lyrics and to her 17 million followers on Twitter."

"I'm thrilled to have the opportunity to share this book," Lovato said in a statement. "It is my hope that these affirmations will help readers to remain strong and hopeful, even when that seems impossible."

However, the celeb was still a little apprehensive about being so open.

"I'm battling with internal thoughts on how honest I should be," the Glee star revealed during a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly. "Yes, I've been very honest, but if people really knew how dark and deep my struggles got—not just with my eating disorder but with drugs and alcohol—they'd be really shocked. But I'll most likely end up saying everything. Maybe it'll help other people in the industry who are headed down the wrong path."

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