Demi Lovato didn't remember meeting Raven-Symoné when she invited her to participate in her new documentary 'Child Star'. Then Symoné set her straight.

Hulu's documentary "Child Star" gives audiences a glimpse of the changing landscape around child stars' identities.

Demi Lovato brought their life experience full circle by co-directing the new Hulu documentary "Child Star." The former Disney Channel kid turned teen pop sensation looks beyond their own career journey to analyze the rise of the entire child performer industry - from the Shirley Temple era to the TikTok and YouTube generation.

Raven-Symoné and Demi Lovato had a raw conversation as part of the new documentary Child Star, co-directed by Lovato. "You guest-starred on my show Sonny With a Chance ," the "Confident" singer recalled when the two sat down. She was referring to the Disney Channel show she starred in between 2009 and 2011.

Disney Channel icon Raven-Symone has told fellow teen star Demi Lovato she wasn’t “the nicest person” to work with during their years on the children’s network.

Here are the biggest takeaways from Demi Lovato's newest documentary "Child Star," which is now streaming on Hulu

Demi Lovato opens up like never before about their experience as a child star in a new documentary now streaming on Hulu and Disney+. “Child Star,” which Lovato co-directed alongside, Nicola Marsh, highlights the peculiarity of growing up famous along with the tough realities young actors and performers are faced with in the industry.

In the new Hulu documentary “Child Star*, former Disney Channel alums Raven-Symoné and Demi Lovato candidly reflect on their early careers and their first meeting. During their conversation, they reminisced about a less-than-positive experience Raven-Symoné had while guest-starring on Lovato’s show,