Welcome back to Un scripted. I'm Natalie. And I'm Paige. Thanks for joining us. Quick reminder, we told

you last week, but we are not moving unscripted to its own

feed. Just yet, not out of the realm of possibilities for the future, but just made a lot more

sense to keep it here for a lot of reasons. So thank you for being here. And if you hear an episode

where we're saying it's moving to its own feed after you listen to this one, it's probably

because we had to move some things around. But it does not be moved to its own. I didn't even

think about that. But yeah, good catch. Thanks. I was thinking about that the other day.

Listen, we're the, we're a mess. It's the end of the year. We don't know what day it is. Like,

we don't know. Okay. And I was up late last night,

spending at least three hours with Ms. Demetriad Devon Lovato, aka Demi Lovato,

watching all of her docues, which I had watched previously, but they're from 2017 and

2021. So both of them have been out for a while, and they're both on her YouTube channel, which

if you know me, you know A, that I love docus, but B, if they are like self-released, I love that.

I love that too.

Yeah, I want to hear the story that you want to tell me.

And I feel like that's why some people like Demi, Justin and Haley Bieber did it.

They're releasing on their own YouTube channels.

Well, they already have the followers from all their music videos and stuff.

And I think for someone like Demi Lovato, where you are going to be uncovering topics

like mental health, it's really important for a lot of people to be able to have access

to this sort of documentary.

So I really give her props to making it accessible to a lot more people than, you know, maybe if it were on Netflix or Hulu.

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