Demi Lovato and Jordan Lutes Face Challenges Marking First Wedding Anniversary Amid Tour Schedules Demi Lovato and her husband, Jordan Lutes, are navigating the emotional complexities of their first wedding anniversary, which falls in April 2026. The couple, who exchanged vows in May 2025, will not be able to celebrate the milestone together due to conflicting tour schedules. Lutes, who is touring Europe and North America, will be away while Lovato begins her own tour across the United States. The separation has left the pair grappling with the bittersweet reality of missing a significant milestone in their relationship. Speaking in a recent interview, Lutes admitted the situation has been difficult to process. “It’s one of those things where we get sad when we talk about it,” he told E! News. “So we’re like, ‘We won’t think about it yet.’ It’s gonna be tough, there’s no way around that.” Despite the logistical challenges, Lutes expressed hope that they will find a way to commemorate the occasion once their respective tours conclude. “We’re just gonna pretend. As soon as tour is over and we’re together, we’re gonna celebrate and that’ll be awesome,” he said. Lutes emphasized that the distance is a necessary part of their careers, acknowledging the sacrifices required to pursue their individual paths. “It’s part of the job… we’ll just have to FaceTime a ton and figure it out,” he added. However, he also highlighted the strength of their bond, calling their relationship a source of mutual support. “She believes in me more than I believe in myself. Beyond me being in love with her, [she] is one of the most talented human beings on planet Earth. So when someone that talented believes in you, it feels good and it fuels you,” he explained.#demi_lovato #wedding_anniversary #e_news #jordan_lutes #tour_schedules
Demi Lovato’s Husband Jutes on Tour Romance, Marriage: Interview Demi Lovato’s husband, Jordan Lutes, also known as Jutes, has opened up about the challenges of maintaining their relationship while he embarks on a European tour in May and a North American tour in August. The couple, who married in May 2024, will be separated for their first anniversary, with Demi beginning her own tour in late April. Jutes admitted the situation is emotionally difficult, acknowledging that the distance will test their bond. “It’s one of those things where we get sad when we talk about it,” he shared in an exclusive interview with E! News. “So we’re like, ‘We won’t think about it yet.’ It’s gonna be tough, there’s no way around that.” Despite the logistical hurdles, Jutes expressed optimism about their ability to stay connected. He emphasized that their commitment to each other remains strong, even as they navigate the demands of their respective careers. “We’re just gonna pretend,” he said. “As soon as tour is over and we’re together, we’re gonna celebrate and that’ll be awesome. It’s part of the job and we’ll just have to FaceTime a ton and figure it out. We’ll get through it.” Jutes, 35, also reflected on the broader implications of their relationship. He highlighted how their partnership has evolved since they first publicly revealed their romance in 2022. “She believes in me more than I believe in myself,” he said. “Beyond me being in love with her, [she] is one of the most talented human beings on planet Earth. So when someone that talented believes in you, it feels good and it fuels you.” He added that their mutual support has become a cornerstone of their relationship, with both partners celebrating each other’s successes.#demi_lovato #jordan_lutes #e_news #sleeping_beauty_castle #san_gorgonio_wilderness
