Demi Lovato Knew It Was Weird to Sing 'Heart Attack' for the American Heart Association
By Angie Martoccio
Published on March 19, 2026.
Demi Lovato has addressed her controversial performance of "Heart Attack" for the American Heart Association, which was part of her 10-song set for the Women Red Dress Collection Concert. The performance sparked backlash online, with Lovato stating she flagged the song beforehand and was unaware of its significance. She also mentioned her recent wedding to musician Jordan Lutes and upcoming tour of her album, It's Not That Deep.
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