Demi Lovato Makes Surprise Appearance at New Hotel Opening
Demi Lovato kept things cool on April 25 when she appeared at the opening night party for The Tryst Hotel in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
The singer posed in shades and jeans on the red carpet before performing her hit 2015 song “Cool for the Summer” on the hotel’s rooftop. After partygoers took to the dance floor, Leland spun tracks at the DJ booth.
Demi Lovato is glowing pic.twitter.com/WbZZoUyvVQ
— Devonne (@demifcknlovato) April 27, 2025
Other attendees at the event included Jennifer Coolidge and Real Housewives stars Erika Jayne, Cynthia Bailey, and Sonja Morgan.
Here’s a look at the opening night’s guest list.
- Antoni Porowski
- Julia Fox
- Laverne Cox
- Chrishell Stause
- Sam Asghari
- TS Madison
- Kate del Castillo
- Matt Rogers
- Chris Appleton
The Tryst is a luxury boutique hotel owned by Tristan Schukraft and directed toward gay world travelers. “You can be who you want to be here without any judgment. And you’re going to meet like-minded people from the community,” the entrepreneur stated before mentioning that he plans to open a second location on New York’s Fire Island.
Demi Lovato with Jennifer Coolidge & Tristan Schukraft at the Drag Brunch during the Grand Opening Weekend at The Tryst Puerto Vallarta in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – April 26 pic.twitter.com/UPMAYtfsxL
— Demi Lovato News (Fan Account) (@justcatchmedemi) April 27, 2025
Meanwhile, Lovato emphasised how LGBTQ+ spaces like this one “feel essential right now.” “Knowing that there’s a space where you’re not only safe but celebrated means everything,” the 32-year-old stated.
The artist continued, “When we travel, we want to feel we belong. Not just that we are tolerated but that we are genuinely welcomed. These places remind us that joy, community, and chosen family are powerful.”
Coolidge shared on the red carpet that she thinks the LGBTQ+ community knows how to have a good time as she made some new friends during the opening bash. “I think gay men and women just let loose and have a blast. They know how to have a fun time,” the 63-year-old actress told People. “They’re original. I don’t know; it’s just a superior group of people. I can’t get enough of this, frankly.”
The weekend-long festivities included performances by Vincint and Drag Race Mexico host Taiga Brava and a DJ set by RuPaul’s Drag Race participants Gottmik and Violet Chachki.
Later, Lovato concluded in her message to the LGBTQ+ community, “Please know you are so deeply loved, seen and celebrated. Pride is about winning, owning your truth, and letting that truth shine unapologetically. You are worthy of joy, safety, and love.”
Visit Spotify to listen to her latest songs.
