Demi Lovato: Agreement with millionaire Alex Welch?

Did we just say that lawyers dancer Demi Lovato hit with a handful were willing to bring a civil suit against the star. And now it seems to have reached an agreement to millionaire Alex Welch, everything to avoid going to court.

It was the Chicago Sun-Times to announce that the lawyers of Demi and Alex would find a six-figure agreement to resolve the situation without too much fuss. A source told the newspaper would even:

The last thing he needs is Demi going to court. There are too embarrassing and damaging details that may emerge.

The news, which has already bounced on most sites rose, reached the ear of Lovato spokesman was quick to deny everything .

The star's lawyer had in fact already commented on the alleged legal threats of the dancer in this way:

If people could be due to one another for bruises, we all have a lot of problems. If there are no serious injuries, a lawsuit may not be appropriate.

Alex had suffered a black eye and, to justify the civil case, he added that his injuries would have to consult a plastic surgeon. As long as we talk about moral and emotional damage, no one dares to contradict her. But throw into question the plastic surgeon for a black eye is suspect.

Alex O'Loughlin insisting his hard struggle to become famous but not acting

“I didn’t become an actor to get famous,” he said. “I became an actor because I love the work. I love being on stage, I love being part of a collaborative art form and seeing what we can create in a film............." quoted by Alex O’Loughlin. Often you can see these types of speeches made by the stars'. Hollywood’s hottest new hunk, Alex O’Loughlin commented on himself recently, "................without life experience, you can’t tell stories anyway. You’re a boring actor. I don’t really act like I’m famous. I just do my thing. I’m not that famous, dude. Sometimes I get pointed out or some people shuffle up and ask for an autograph or a photograph, but I’m not at a point where I can’t leave the house, thank God. I think the downsides would be losing your anonymity and not being able to trust people, to tell whether people want to be with you and get to know you because of your celebrity or because of who you are."

“I just try to carry the sense of integrity and authenticity I had in the beginning of my career, because I think that’s what makes people interested in you in the first place. It’s important not to lose that.”

O’Loughlin insists he wasn’t starstruck working with Lopez, who is married to Latino singer Marc Anthony.“I just know her as her, you know what I mean?” he said. “I know her as my costar, her husband as my friend Marc, I know Max and Emme as her kids and they’re my own little mates…I just don’t see it in that way. When I step away and look at it from that perspective, yes, she’s a brand, and the machine behind the J.Lo brand informs and creates that. She obviously wanted that, and in that case, she’s a very smart businesswoman because she’s made a lot of money, I presume, and she’s had a lot of success and is very well-known.

 “She must be pretty resilient, because I don’t want that. I’m not suggesting I could ever have that, but the other thing you’ve got to realize about Jennifer is that she’s as famous as she is based on her talent. She’s a very talented woman, an incredible singer, dancer and writer who’s very good at what she does, as opposed to these people you see these days who are famous for being famous. There are celebrities in this day and age who really have offered nothing artistically but they’re on the cover of magazines and stuff. That world, I don’t really get it.”

Is this just a kind of humbleness of Alex O'Loughlin?