Not a Holy Fvck - Demi Lovato's Poster Banned

The UK has banned an advert promoting Demi Lovato's album 'Holy Fvck' for being likely to "cause serious offence to Christians". The UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has chosen to ban the album poster for Demi Lovato's most recent release, "Holy Fvck."

The cover of the album โ€˜holy fvckโ€™
ASA argued that the poster, which featured Demi Lovato in a bondage-inspired outfit while lying on a large crucifix, was likely to insult viewers based on its link between the crucifix and sexuality.They also stated that the poster alluded to the expression "holy fuck". Universal Music defended the poster, claiming they sought approval prior to its release and were assured that it was acceptable. However, the ASA has now ruled that the ad must not appear again, unless it is altered accordingly.

Demi Lovato, an American singer, songwriter, and actor, rose to fame in 2008 with her debut album, Don't Forget, and the hit single "Get Back". She is also known for her acting roles in the Disney Channel Original Movie, Camp Rock and the television series, Sonny with a Chance. Lovato is a multi-platinum artist, with six studio albums, and has sold over 2 million records in the US alone.She has won several awards throughout her career, including an MTV Video Music Award and a People's Choice Award. In addition to her music career, Lovato is also an advocate for various social issues, including mental health, addiction, and eating disorders.

Demi Lovato
She has been open about her own struggles with addiction, mental health, and eating disorders, and has used her platform to raise awareness and advocate for change. In 2010, she entered a treatment center for personal struggles and since then has become a vocal advocate for mental health and addiction recovery. Demi Lovato also has a successful acting career. She has appeared in many movies and series, like Glee and Will & Grace. In 2021 she released her seventh studio album called "Dancing With the Devil...The Art of Starting Over", which was a commercial and critical success.