Demi Lovato Miley Cyrus Selena Gomez - Former Disney stars who have ditched the children's channel are growing up to become well-known singers and actors. Of course, not everyone can expect former Disney stars to be good friends even after they leave the show together. One full proof of this claim is with the trio: Demi, Miley and Selena.
The trio might have been inseparable during their Disney days but not the same can be said today. In fact, all that happens among Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez are feuds, disses, and cat-calling. While they have never addressed the name calling or name dropping, it's quite obvious to their respective fan bases that they're no longer in the same clique.
So what led to this "new" reveal of a feud among Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez? Blame Demi's latest interview where she opens up about no longer being friends with the "Bangerz" singer.
"Um...yeah...that, um...we're, we're like... We're acquaintances. It's life, and people change," states Lovato on The TJ Show, adding, "I don't have anything in common with her anymore. I wish her the best."
This would certainly be a blow to Cyrus. Yet, the teen queen has yet to say anything about Lovato's latest big reveal about their "friendship." Lovato's statements are contrary to her 2012 interview where she claims that despite the fights, she still manages to be good friends with Cyrus. The same instance goes for Gomez.
Apparently, the year 2014 wasn't good for the trio. Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez are basically not friends anymore. Gomez has obviously moved on from Demi to Taylor Swift as her new BFF. Lovato on the other hand has moved on from Selena to her beau, Wilmer Valderrama as her closest ally.
As for Cyrus, the "Wrecking Ball" singer's closest ally would have to be her youngest sister, Noah. In an alternate universe perhaps, Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez would still be the best of friends. In Hollywood's 2014 version of course, this set-up would be unlikely.
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