Relationships

Max Reportedly Wrote A Song About Demi & She Reportedly Called Her Lawyers

by Candice Jalili
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Warning: Majorly cringe-worthy content ahead. Max Ehrich reportedly wrote a song about Demi Lovato, and he apparently plans to drop it on Oct. 16. Per a source who reportedly spoke to TMZ on Oct. 13, Ehrich's new track is "all about his relationship with Demi." (Elite Daily reached out to Ehrich's reps for comment, but did not hear back in time for publication.)

It's apparently not in the same vein as "Still Have Me," the breakup anthem Lovato released following their split. Instead, Ehrich's new song is reportedly all about falling in love — so, uh, that's awkward timing. TMZ reported, "The tune is about the night he met Demi, and it tells the story of his inner dialogue — being terrified of falling in love with her because he knew their relationship was the real deal."

TMZ's source also claims the song "touches on him falling for Demi right off the bat, and he sings about how he couldn't sleep because he knew he wanted to be with her forever."

The reported song is the latest in a long line of extremely intense post-breakup behavior on Ehrich's part, which includes him publicly claiming he only heard about the split through tabloids, comparing himself and Lovato to Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande, and being filmed crying and praying on the beach where he first proposed to Lovato.

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Lovato is reportedly not here for the messiness. "She is having all sorts of issues with Max not leaving her alone," a source reportedly told E! News on Oct. 12, a day after TMZ released the footage of Ehrich sulking at the site of their engagement. "He has been trying to get in contact with her family and friends and they have all blocked him. She's in contact with lawyers now on what to do." (Elite Daily reached out to reps for Lovato and Ehrich for comment on these claims and didn't hear back in time for publication.)

So, uh, yeah. I think it's safe to say the two are operating on extremely different wavelengths.

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Breakups are never easy, but hopefully, these two are able to move on soon.