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Demi Lovato spotted with mystery man outside Miami nightclub at 6am ahead of Super Bowl performance

DEMI Lovato left a Miami nightclub with a mystery guy at six o’clock in the MORNING just hours before her monumental Super Bowl performance.

Her late night comes the day before the pop star, 27, is set to take the stage to perform the National Anthem when Super Bowl LIV kicks-off tomorrow in Miami, Florida.

 Demi exited the Miami nightclub with her unnamed man at 6am
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Demi exited the Miami nightclub with her unnamed man at 6amCredit: BackGrid
 Her late night out at the club comes just hours before her big Super Bowl performance
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Her late night out at the club comes just hours before her big Super Bowl performanceCredit: BackGrid
 Demi rocked a mini dress and sneakers when she exited with the mystery guy
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Demi rocked a mini dress and sneakers when she exited with the mystery guyCredit: BackGrid
 Demi will perform the National Anthem at Super Bowl LIV for over 100 million people
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Demi will perform the National Anthem at Super Bowl LIV for over 100 million peopleCredit: Getty Images - Getty

The Sober singer was spotted as she left E11EVEN nightclub at 6am Saturday morning with the mystery man.

Brunette beauty Demi walked out in front of the new guy in a shiny blue mini dress under a bedazzled denim blazer.

She completed her look with silver holographic sneakers on her bronzed legs - which appeared to have blotch marks from a spray tan.

The Sorry Not Sorry songstress appeared to be in good spirits and rocked her long wavy locks and heavy eye-make up.

The Camp Rock actress’ unknown fella trailed closely behind her in a bright blue Tyson Brooklyn stadium jacket and he looked visibly stunned as he exited the club.

 It was announced earlier this month the pop star snagged the highly coveted National Anthem gig
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It was announced earlier this month the pop star snagged the highly coveted National Anthem gigCredit: Getty Images - Getty
 The singer posted a picture from earlier in the night with MMA fighter Valeria Loureda
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The singer posted a picture from earlier in the night with MMA fighter Valeria LouredaCredit: Instagram

Demi posted a smiling photo from earlier in the night with MMA fighter Valeria Loureda and wrote: “I love having badass women friends.

“This girl is a fighter in the cage but so sweet and caring out of it too!! Plus how stunning is she?! Great seeing you mama.”

Earlier this week, Demi gave an emotional performance at the 2020 Grammy Awards - her first time on stage since her near-fatal drug overdose in 2018.

She looked beautiful in a white long-sleeve ballgown while she performed her new song Anyone as tears streamed down her face.

The songwriter told Beats1 she wrote the personal lyrics just four days before she was hospitalized for almost two weeks after the overdose in July 2018.

 Her GRAMMY performance marked her first return to the stage in nearly two years
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Her GRAMMY performance marked her first return to the stage in nearly two yearsCredit: Getty Images - Getty
 Demi has remained out of the public eye since her overdose in 2018
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Demi has remained out of the public eye since her overdose in 2018Credit: Getty Images - Getty

Demi entered a three-month rehab program after her hospital treatment and has slowly made her comeback into the spotlight in recent weeks.

The musician has a massive day ahead of her tomorrow after her late night out in what will be one of the biggest performances of her entire career.

The big NFL game - along with its halftime show performed by Jennifer Lopez, 50 and Shakira, 42, - are projected to be watched by more than 100 million people worldwide.

The historic performance will mark the first time two Latinas are headlining the Super Bowl halftime show.

Demi - who also has hispanic heritage - will have the daunting task of performing The Star-Spangled Banner before the San Fransisco 49ers take on the Kansas City Chiefs.

NFL’s Super Bowl LIV will kickoff tomorrow at 6:30pm EST on Fox.

Demi Lovato cries so hard she's forced to restart in first performance since overdose at the 2020 Grammys


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