Demi Engemann and Husband Get in a 'Disagreement' After Whitney Leavitt Gives Her a Cheeky Gift About Their Sex Life

Demi and Bret Engemann.Photo:Demi Engemann/Instagram Demi Engemann/Instagram Warning: This post contains spoilers for Hulu’sThe Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.Demi Engemannisn’t shy about her sex life, but there are boundaries.AfterWhitney Leavittgifted Demi a box of Fruity Pebbles — a cheeky inside joke referring to a sex story about herself and husband Bret Engemann — the influencer opened up about her frustrations with how Whitney joked about the situation.“We’re in a little bit of a disagreement over the Fruity Pebbles thing,” she tells the other women about her current status with Bret.

Demi Engemann Slams Zac Affleck as the 'Biggest Narcissist' After Roasting MomTokers' Marriages

Demi Engemann (left), Jennifer Affleck.Photo:Hulu Hulu Warning: This post contains spoilers for Hulu’sThe Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. Jennifer Affleck’s husband is in hot water with her friends. A day afterZac Affleck blew up on his wifefor going to Chippendales with the rest of the cast, her friends are concerned about the couple’s dynamic after Jen left the house to meet up with him. “Last night, Jen left the house at 2:00 am,”Demi Engemannsays, mimicking Jen tapping and scrolling on her phone.

Demi Lovato Admits 'Aging' Gives Her Anxiety — but 'Not Because She's Worried About' Looks (Exclusive)

Demi Lovato attends the Met Gala Celebrating “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 6, 2024 in New York City.Photo:Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Demi Lovatoknows there’s nothing wrong with being confident. The actress and singer (who uses she/they pronouns) caught up with PEOPLE just days afterher 32nd birthdayto discuss her new documentaryChild Star(out Sept. 17 on Hulu), and she says that she tries not to harp on the process of growing older.

Demi Lovato Says 'Negative' Impact of Fame on Her Mental Health Caused 'Incident Where You Punch Your Backup Dancer'

Demi Lovato in Los Angeles in February 2024.Photo:Jerritt Clark/Getty Jerritt Clark/Getty Demi Lovatois putting it all out there.In their new documentaryChild Star, which she co-directed with Nicola Marsh — the actor/musician (who uses she/they pronouns) reflected on the “explosive” moments that came from the negative impact of fame on her mental health.“I didn’t realize that it would have such a negative impact on my mental health,” Lovato, 32, said of their experience with fame.

Demi Lovato Says Becoming Famous Was 'Bittersweet': 'All I Wanted, and It Was Miserable'

Josefina Santos Demi Lovatois candidly reflecting on finding fame at a young age, which she now calls “bittersweet.” Speaking withTeen Voguefor the publication’s September cover, the 32-year-old Disney Channel alum and two-time Grammy nominee (who uses she/they pronouns) detailed her forthcoming documentaryChild Starand how they now look back at that period of their life. “I knew right out the gate that it was a challenging aspect to my life,” Lovato said of child stardom.