I almost diеd, it was terrible! Kesha was hоspitalized after freezing eggs

I almost diеd, it was terrible! Kesha was hоspitalized after freezing eggs

Kesha performed in the Bahamas and was unable to walk after the show. As it turned out, the singer developed a complication.

The performer of the hit Tik Tok gained popularity in the mid-2000s. Kesha liked the audience with her daring image and lyrics. In April, the 36-year-old artist announced a new album, Gag Order, which she recorded in the midst of a pandemic.

According to the artist, during this period she had to face difficult experiences. “I have been living in the public eye since I was 22. I had people dissecting every part of me. And it can be awkward. It can drive you crazy,” said Kesha.

One of her new songs, «Life in My Head», focuses on the criticisms she’s heard over the years. The composition was written in the throes of a panic attack.

Kesha felt pressure on herself and tried to match the image that she showed. She liked to please her fans. However, she admitted that by doing so she was doing herself a disservice. In addition, she had to remain silent for a long time about the actions of the producer.

From the age of 27, Kesha has been suing a former mentor and then the boss of the Kemosabe Records label, Lukasz Sebastian Gottwald (aka Dr. Luke).

In 2014, she filed a lawsuit against him, alleging sеxual assault, battery and sеxual harassment, among other things. The producer publicly denied all accusations, filed a counterclaim for breach of contract and defamation.

In 2016, a judge denied Kesha’s request to be released from her contract with Kemosabe, citing «lack of irreparable harm» to the singer’s career. This means that Dr. Luke will profit from the songs from the new album that Kesha wrote about her pain.

His defamation lawsuit against Kesha is due in court in July. However, Kesha hid a serious diagnosis. In 2022, she was diagnosed with common variable immunodeficiency (CVID), a primary immunodeficiency disease that puts her at particularly high risk of developing recurrent and potentially serious infections.

“I just never wanted to be a whiny, privileged girl. Also, my image was like going out and having fun,» the singer said. CVID is a lifelong disease that affects one in 25,000 to 50,000 people worldwide. Its causes remain unclear in most cases.

“As an artist, I did myself a disservice by simply satisfying what I felt people wanted from me. I had to shed light on the darker sides of what is happening in my head,” said the star.