Demi Lovato Needed STITCHES After Crystal Injury, But Kept Her Humor Intact!

Cue the audio: "Nobody's gonna know. They're gonna know." Oh, they're going to know, especially since an appearance and performance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" is set for Thursday night.

Demi Lovato posted a TikTok video on Wednesday all smiles holding her forehead with the viral background audio. Even though Lovato's humor is perfectly intact, it appears the singer had an eventful, and painful evening. The video is captioned, "Guess who hit their head on a crystal and has to get stitches before Kimmel tomorrow???"

While no other details were given about the events that caused the laceration, or the amount of stitches needed, it's pretty apparent from the short video that there is a painful gash above the right eyebrow. But one thing we all know is, "they're gonna know." It's going to be hard to fully cover that up one day after it happened.  Some advice: maybe blame it on the Wednesday night full moon.

Of course, the comments continue Lovato's story perfectly. Lovato's fans had words of encouragement and advice to give the singer, as well as some good healing humor.

"Remember when you broke your leg and told it the story on Kimmel. Now you have another."

"Use Amber Heard's make-up application technique, foundation, concealer, bruise kit. Nobody's gunna know."

"This is so a Demi thing though. OGs are not surprised. It means it's gonna be a good era."

"I believe in the healing power of crystals...but sometimes they lash out I guess."

"Did you keep the crystal? It obviously chose you."

"Guess the crystal wasn't that healing after all."

"Tell me you're Demi Lovato without telling me you're Demi Lovato."

"Despite all that, you look fabulous."

"You gotta come up with a better story than that tho."

"The crystal was like you don't need me in your life anymore. Demi, time for a different one."

The non-binary singer is getting ready to release their eighth studio album, "Holy Fvck" on August 19. An international tour is set to kick off on August 30. This is their first full-length album since 2021 and will be the first tour since recovering from an overdose in 2018. "We're working so hard to deliver an incredible show for all my fans and I can't wait to see them in person to celebrate this new music," the 29-year-old singer said in a statement. "I'm so excited to get back on the road after four years without touring, and even longer since I've toured in South America."

The new album will bring Lovato back to their roots in pop-punk and will also mix in some rock. "The process of making this album has been the most fulfilling yet. Never have I been more sure of myself and my music, and this record speaks that for itself," Lovato said.