Superstar Demi Lovato has hinted that her smash hit single 'Cool For The Summer' might be about one of her own sexual experiences. 

During her entertaining new interview with Alan Carr for his 'Chatty Man' television show, the beauty was asked if her new single 'Cool For The Summer' "was about lesbianism", to which she replied:

"I'm not confirming and I'm definitely not denying.” 

The songstress went onto add that she does prefer to write from her own experiences:

"All of my songs are based off of personal experiences. I don't think there is anything wrong with experimentation at all.”

Lovato then explained that male artists should feel more comfortable writing songs about sexual experimentation: "I don’t think there is anything wrong. Like if a very popular male artist came and one of his songs came out and said, 'I’m experimenting.’”

"If a guy sang this song who was straight it would be such an uproar. The thing is, I actually find it more, I don’t know, there is a confidence to a man that would say I've experimented with a man and not care. I actually find that more attractive than somebody saying, 'No no no, that's so wrong'."

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Watch her interview with Alan Carr below: