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Demi Lovato suffered a massive blow earlier last week when hackers leaked several nude photos from her Snapchat account.
Multiple private photos from the 27-year-old singer's account were shared, as hackers took control of her page and directed users to "Swipe Up" and join a group on Discord - a platform that allows users to share content between one another in a private chat channel.
Demi"s team has been able regain control of her account and the photos have since been removed, with fans of the Confident singer taking to Twitter to slam the perpetrators for taking aim at the star.
"It's never ok to leak ANYONE'S nudes, but demi lovato has been open with the world about her mental struggles so why the f**k would u do that to her? that's so damaging," one fan tweeted. "Like what in YOUR sick brain tells u to hack her snapchat and post that? so not cool, u should be ashamed."
Another added: "Why do people think it's ok to hack celebrities and leak their private photos? Demi Lovato deserves so much better than this. We love you, Demi!"
Other users hit out at those reposting the pictures online, urging fans: "this behavior is DISGUSTING so do NOT tweet and share. thank you."
Demi is yet to respond to the leak.
