Demi Lovato is spilling about some of her old screen names – and they’re so cute!

The 25-year-old “Sorry Not Sorry” pop superstar paid a visit to SiriusXM’s Morning Mash Up on Thursday (March 22).

During her radio appearance, Demi opened up about what she chose for her old AOL screen names – and revealed that her love of Kelly Clarkson inspired one of them.

She also opened up about celebrating six years of sobriety, and how she marked the occasion.

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Pictured below: Demi heads to a meeting on Thursday (March 22) in New York City.

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Suicidal thoughts come to people of all ages, and in an appearance on Dr. Phil, Demi Lovato revealed they first came to her at just seven.

Airing today, March 20th, the 25-year-old “Tell Me You Love Me” singer opened up about about her past struggles.

“The very first time I was suicidal was when I was seven. I had this fascination with death,” Demi said on the show. “I have experienced things that I have not talked about, and I don’t know if I ever will talk about. But at seven, I knew that if I were to take my own life, that the pain would end.”

“It came back several times — when I was struggling with depression, my bipolar disorder. And there was a while there when my mom was afraid to wake me up in the mornings because she didn’t know if she opened the door if I would be alive or not,” Demi continued. “Because every time I cut, it got deeper and deeper.”

Demi also spoke about addiction on the show.

“I think the everlasting addiction in my life has been food. My eating disorder started when I was very young. That’s something that I deal with on a daily basis,” she continued. “It’s kind of the last thing to go.”

“I feel like I’ve conquered my addiction and alcoholism, where I don’t even think about it anymore. But my struggles with my food issues are something that I still deal with,” Demi added. “But I’m growing, and I’m in a really good place today.”

Check your local listings to watch Demi‘s appearance on Dr. Phil today.

Lauren Jauregui might be a surprise guest at one of Demi Lovato‘s upcoming Tell Me You Love Me Tour.

The former Fifth Harmony singer is rumored to be a guest speaker at the mental health session with CAST at Demi‘s concert in Miami on March 30th.

Lauren will join other celebs on the roster who have spoken during group therapy sessions with CAST, whose mission is “to promote wellness and healthful living free of addictions and other mental health issues; to raise public awareness of addiction and other mental health issues; and to promote cultural changes to de-stigmatize mental health issues.”

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Demi Lovato delivered a powerful speech celebrating her six years of sobriety at her concert last night.

The “Sorry Not Sorry” singer took the stage at Barclays Center on Friday (March 16) in New York City as part of her Tell Me You Love Me World Tour.

During part of the show, Demi‘s tourmates Kehlani and DJ Khaled made a surprise appearance to praise Demi‘s journey.

“What you’ve overcome through trials and tribulations, through dark clouds, you found the sunshine, and now the sun is shining on you forever,” Khaled said. “And every night you come light up the stage and you represent your fans, and that’s so amazing.”

“You give me hope and strength and pride, and every bit of myself that I am — the good side, the bad side, the funny side, the quirky side,” Kehlani added. “You are 100 percent yourself, and that is so rare in this world and this industry. I’m so, so, so, so proud of you, and honored to know you.”

“Yesterday, six years ago, I was drinking vodka out of a Sprite bottle at 9 in the morning, throwing up in the car,” Demi tearfully told the crowd. “And I just remember thinking, ‘This is no longer cute. This is no longer fun. And I’m just like my dad.’ So I took a look at my life and I said, ‘Something has to change, I’ve got to get sober’ — so I did.”

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Demi Lovato‘s mom recently launched a new book about her struggles with mental illness and the singer made an appearance on Good Morning America to help promote the book.

The 25-year-old singer sat down with her mom Diana De La Garza to open up about their lives on Friday (March 16) in New York City.

“I feel very proud of her,” Demi said. “I know it’s something that’s not easy, first-hand being somebody that’s struggled with mental illness and being open and talking about it: I know that it’s not easy to be open with the world.”

“The changes that I’ve seen in my mom: She’s happier, and she’s calmer,” Demi added. “She used to suffer with anxiety, and when she self-medicated, she was more depressed, and she kind of had a cloud over her. Now she glows, and she is just so cheerful, and she’s the most positive person I know.”

Also pictured inside: Demi leaving her hotel later in the day.