Superstar Demi Lovato has revealed that she doesn’t go for one personality or style type when looking for a potential boyfriend and instead just falls for the person because of who they are.

Speaking to Cosmo, the ‘Neon Lights’ beauty admitted that she doesn’t really have a ‘type’ as such when it comes to dating:
“I have [dated Latinos], but it’s not important to me — I don’t have a nationality preference. I don’t really have a type.” She added: “I don’t think that you fall in love with someone for their clothes or their style. For me, it’s about the person.
Lovato then opened up about sexuality and admitted that she doesn’t like to write about that kind of passion in her music because her relatives would hear it: “Sex is a part of life and it’s a personal decision. Some people put it in their music, which is awesome and good for them.”
“But for me, there’s still that weird feeling in the back of my head that’s like, ‘All right, I know that my mom and dad are going to hear it and my little sister, and that’s really weird for me.’ But if I feel like expressing myself in that kind of way, then I’ll be like, ‘All right, guys–look the other way!'”
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