Demi Lovato's Comedy Show Hungry Gets Pilot Order At NBC: All You Need To Know

Demi Lovato Comedy Show Hungry: Demi Lovato is returning to television for another series. The show gets pilot order at NBC.

Recently, Demi Lovato, an American singer, songwriter, budding activist and actor, shared information about her forthcoming collaboration with Ariana Grande. And now, Lovato is returning to her television roots. The star will appear in the NBC sitcom Hungry.

Here are 10 things that you should know about Demi Lovato's Comedy Show Hungry:

• Demi Lovato's comedy show about a group of people with eating disorders is getting a pilot order at NBC.
• The singer-actor will star in and executive produces the project.
• 'Hungry,' is a single-camera comedy pilot starring Demi Lovato. It is about a group of people in a food issues support group.
• In the show, friends from a food issues group support each other as they search for love, happiness, and the right thing in the fridge to make it better.
• The single-camera show had previously received a put pilot commitment from NBC in January.
• Sean Hayes, Todd Milliner, Scooter Braun, Scott Manson, and James Shin are among the other executive producers on the single-camera comedy.
• The show is going to be produced by Universal Television.
• Lovato has previously spoken out about having an eating disorder. In 2011, Lovato told ABC News, "I was compulsively overeating when I was 8 years old."
• If the project is picked up for a series, it will be Lovato's first regular TV role since her role in the Disney Channel's Sonny With a Chance in 2009.
• As per reports, the pilot order for Hungry comes on the heels of Lovato's latest documentary series Dancing with the Devil, which aired on YouTube. Lovato's eating disorder, as well as her use of heroin and crack cocaine, were documented in the four-part documentary.

Demi Lovato opens up about her queerness

Earlier, the singer revealed her queerness, a near-fatal overdose, and her quest to live her reality. Talking about her queerness, in an interview, Demi Lovato quoted, "I think time is everything. The queerness in me was, like, ready to explode when I filmed the music video at Pride. I was so ready to be an activist. And then people would ask me, 'Why are you so passionate about this?' And I would clam up, like…" She shakes her head again. "When I watch that video, to this day, there's a part of me that kind of cringes. I wanted so badly to be the person that I am today. I just wanted to find out who I was."

Lovato said, "I'm ready to feel like myself." She recently told EW that she has been fully accepting her queerness, adding, "I am too gay to marry a man right now."