Doja Cat Addresses Demonic Allegations And Past Cocaine Addiction In Viral TikTok Confession
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2026, 9:44 AM ET
Grammy-winning recording artist Doja Cat published a series of videos on her TikTok account addressing long-standing public accusations regarding demonic imagery and her personal history. Speaking to her followers on September 1, 2026, the thirty-year-old pop star stated that she decided to confront the topic following advice received in therapy to engage daily with subjects that cause personal discomfort. Addressing rumors labeling her as demonic or evil, Doja Cat stated that internet addiction, alcohol use, and undiagnosed mental health struggles constitute real-world destructive tendencies. She acknowledged past struggles with alcohol consumption and admitted to a previous dependence on cocaine that occurred approximately eight years prior, noting that she is well past that period. The artist highlighted the negative impact of pairing social media validation with substance use, explaining how online commentary can amplify internal insecurities. She advised viewers dealing with targeted online negativity to recognize that hostile commenters frequently project personal conflicts.
By Lauren Mitchell | JQJO News
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Doja Cat published TikTok confession addressing demonic rumors and addiction. https://www.tiktok.com/@dojacat
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