Demi Lovato says that if she ever has kids, she’d ‘want to adopt, for sure’

• On Saturday, Demi Lovato opened up about wanting to adopt kids.
• She said she "can't really see myself getting pregnant."
• Lovato also said that she would "love to have children" but "that might change."
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Demi Lovato opened up about her hopes for a future family in an interview on "The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast on Saturday.

When asked if she ever wants to have children of her own, Lovato said: "I used to. If anything I want to adopt."

"Life doesn't go according to any plan. So, I could sit here and say, 'Yes, I would love to have children.' But I don't know, because that might change next week," she continued. "I think in this moment, I want to adopt, for sure."

The "Dancing With the Devil" singer also spoke to Rogan about uncertainties and changes in her life, including her split from ex-fiance Max Ehrich, who she said gave her a "false sense of security."

"I don't know, I was engaged to a man last year. I totally thought that I'd be married, maybe pregnant, by now. And that's not the case," she said. "I know that my life is not going according to my plan."

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Lovato also admitted to Rogan that she can't see herself carrying a child and echoed a previous statement about how she isn't sure that she will end up with a man.

"I can't really see myself even getting pregnant," Lovato told Rogan.

"I don't know. I'm so fluid now, and a part of the reason why I am so fluid is because I was super closeted off," she continued.

Earlier in the interview, she also came out as pansexual.

"Any attraction that I had toward a female at a young age, I shut it down before I even let myself process what I was feeling," she told Rogan.

The singer, who said she's proud to be a part of the LGBTQ community, also said she wants people to stop telling her who she can and can't love.

"Are y'all okay? Can I have my sexuality back, please?" she asked rhetorically. "I'm pushing 30. I am no longer a 15-year-old on Disney Channel. Please, let me live my life."

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