Bachelorette Superfan Demi Lovato Gleefully Cheers on Hannah B. During Finale Taping

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Demi Lovato is taking her obsession with The Bachelorette to the next level. After tuning into Hannah Brown's season the past few months, the singer made a special appearance during the live taping of the "After the Final Rose" special on Tuesday night. Lovato was spotted gleefully cheering from the audience as she sat next to Bachelor in Paradise star, Demi Burnett.

Lovato was also in attendance during Monday night's taping as well, which she documented with a cute photo of her and Brown backstage eating windmill cookies. "I interrupt this social media break with this very important and iconic snap shot of WINDMILL cookies with my new favorite person @alabamahannah . . . and quess [sic] what . . . Jesus still loves us. 🤷🏻‍♀️😝," Lovato captioned the shot.

Perhaps she got some love advice from Brown about Bachelorette contestant Mike Johnson during their meeting? After Lovato publicly thirsted over the fan-favorite contestant, Johnson told Us Weekly that he would "definitely take her out." Aww!

After all the drama that happened between Brown and Jed Wyatt during the finale, seeing Lovato's smiling face in the crowd was definitely the highlight of the finale. See the best reactions to her cameo ahead.



from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/entertainment/Demi-Lovato-Bachelorette-Finale-2019-46439029

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