Demi Lovato and husband have 'sweet plans' for one year wedding anniversary as they are 'more in love than ever'

Demi Lovato and husband Jutes have 'sweet plans' for their one year wedding anniversary which falls on May 25, 2026.

The power couple were overheard talking at the Clive Davis pre-Grammy party that they want to do something 'super special' like go back to Santa Barbara, California where they said 'I do.'

Indeed, they still seemed to be in the honeymoon phase.

'They held hands the whole night and were very sweet with each other - there were plenty of kisses,' a party guest told Daily Mail.

'He seemed madly in love as he touched her back and patiently waited as she talked to fans. At one point he fetched her a drink and then asked if she needed anything else.'

She also seemed into her new husband: 'She called him "honey" and "sweetie" a lot and kept smiling at him, then went in for a few kisses. They were clearly the happiest couple in the room.'

The guest also said Lovato had a lot of stars coming up to her.

'Heidi Klum, Madison Beer, Darren Criss, they all came up to her and say hello, she seemed popular,' said the eyewitness. 'Jutes did not seem to mind that she received so much attention.'

Lovato and Jordan 'Jutes' Lutes 'became friends before [they] became lovers'.

The 33-year-old pop star met Jutes in January of 2022 during a songwriting session, and their friendship ultimately evolved into a romantic connection, with Lovato explaining that her future husband helped her through a 'deep depression'.

The chart-topping singer told Who What Wear: 'We became friends before we became lovers.

'I opened up to him because I was going through a really rough time when I made Holy F***. I had just come out of treatment, and I was newly sober and raw with my emotions. I had nothing to medicate with. 

'He was there for me as a friend, helping me get through this deep depression I was in.'

Lovato sensed that they could have a long-term future together while she was writing the ballad Happy Ending.

She said: 'It's probably one of the most vulnerable songs I've ever made.

'I didn't know we were going to become lovers. I definitely didn't know that we were going to get married one day. But that was the session that made me feel safe with him.'

They have both struggled with addiction over the years, and the 34-year-old singer recently praised his wife for supporting him through his troubles.

Jutes told People: 'It's very, very helpful having the support of Demi.

'Sadly I'm like, I don't know if I would have stuck with it if it wasn't for her, in the beginning. It's obviously the hardest in the beginning and there's still times ... it doesn't ever go away. There's still times where I'll be out and I'm like, 'This would be better if I wasn't sober.'

'It does make me want to go out less now that I'm sober, but my life is just — it's not comparable how much better it is now that I am sober.

'I mean, I love waking up early and feeding my dogs and meditating and having coffee and doing wholesome stuff and feeling good and going to the gym.'