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Demi Lovato's Boyfriend, Max Ehrich, May Propose Post-Coronavirus

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A source claimed that Demi Lovato's new boyfriend, Max Ehrich, may propose to the pop star after the coronavirus pandemic subsides.The insider added that "their families wouldn't be surprised" by an engagement.Ehrich and Lovato's relationship was unofficially confirmed when she accidentally walked in on him while he was conducting an Instagram Live.Could wedding bells be in Demi Lovato and Max Ehrich's future?

A source who knows the couple believes so.The insider told Us Weekly, "Max plans to propose to Demi after this whole pandemic is resolved and their families wouldn't be surprised by the proposal.

They think they make a great couple."Another source for the outlet revealed that things between Ehrich and Lovato are "getting really.

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