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Demi Lovato warms up to the bigg chill.
The singer, 32, went to social media on Wednesday, July 30, and shared clips of herself returning to Los Angeles Yogurt Shop four years after she complained about her low calorie menu.
In one Tiktok ClipLovato looks at the camera and lip syncs to her viral video from April 2021, when she had mourned: “I left that yogurt shop and hadn’t had the yogurt I wanted.”
The clip cuts her dancing while eating a turned frozen delicate. And second video Shows Lovato Smiley whirling around in the Bigg Chill. He added text over the pictures that read “‘You look happier!’ Thanks I finally got the yogurt I wanted!
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He headed that post, “You make me happy @The Bigg Chill,” adding three ice cream emojis.
Three years earlier, Lovato sang a different tune about the restaurant, which opened in 1986 and created more than “400 distinctive flavors using living cultures and natural ingredients.” According to his website, daily offerings include “no-sagger-additive, carbolite, fat-free, and non-milk varieties, along with a variety of fresh, baked low-fat goods.”
In the spring of 2021, Lovato Posting a complaint Through its Instagram story, calling out the company after “struggling to order Froyo” because of the “dietary foods” they offer. Lovato also called them “diet culture vultures.”
The Bigg Chill responded to Lovato’s accusations and explained that they were carrying items for all kinds of dietary restrictions, including diabetes, celiac disease and vegans, as well as more miserable delicacies. “Sorry you found this offensive,” they said.
Lovato, who has battled an eating disorder, then resumed her criticism, voiceing the “trigger and terrible” shop and suggested improvements for labeling diabetic and vegan foods.
The singer “sorry not not” later apologized and noted through Instagram, “I want to make LA and this whole country safer-and the world f *** ing this-a safer environment. People with eating disorders should be able to enter and feel safe wherever they want to eat.
He added: “It is very important that everyone heard that my intentions were not to come in and bully a small business … I walked in and I was triggered like I left without Froyo and made it very sad. And that was all.”
