Demi Lovato has knocked out at North Carolina's anti-lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender law

Entertainment
May 24 2016 12:28 PM
Shraddha

Demi Lovato has knocked out at North Carolina's anti-lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender law

It isn’t the first time when Demi come up against the American state's anti-LGBT "bathroom law", as she and Nick Jonas decided to axe their shows in Raleigh and Charlotte on their Future Now.

Demi Lovato has knocked out at North Carolina's anti-lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) law through her performance at the Billboard Music Awards.

She showed her performance at the awards gala held by silently stand up against North Carolina after it passed a rule two months ago that forces people to use the public bathroom of the gender listed on their birth certificate.

Lovato took to the stage to perform her track "Cool for the summer", which previously sparked speculation about her own sexuality because of its suggestive lyrics about experimentation, which she said she would "neither confirm nor deny".

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