Kesha was one of the main pop girls in the 2010s, but after the massive issue between herself and producer Dr. Luke, she sort of fell off the face of the Earth-where is Kesha now?
If there's anything the 35-year-old singer-songwriter has proved, it is her determination and strong will to get back up despite the challenges thrown her way.
Aside from the infamous and nasty lawsuit going on between Kesha and Dr. Luke, the singer also grappled with health concerns.
In 2014, she revealed that she had to go to rehab after struggling with an eating disorder.
"Making my last record, Warrior, was a pretty miserable process, and it wore my spirit down," she told Teen Vogue.
It took the singer five years to release another album after her sophomore hit "Warrior" in 2012.
"I was promoting something that wasn't the animal I wanted it to be. I decided to face my problem head-on," she added.
True enough, since then, Kesha has made sure to face her problems head-on and refused to sit down and be silenced.
She sued Dr. Luke for sexual assault, battery, and harassment, as well as gender violence, emotional abuse, and a violation of California business practices.
She released "Rainbow" in 2017, then her fourth studio album "High Road" in 2020.
Despite the music releases, Kesha seemed to struggle to keep herself relevant in the music industry, save for being known as the artist who is going against the famed producer.
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What is Kesha Up to These Days?
According to reports, the "TiK ToK" singer has been trying out new and other ventures and projects aside from music.
She began Kesha Rose Beauty in December 2019, and it is known for releasing make-up that follows the singer's bold choice of looks.
"We all went deep into the woods and were up the whole night painting each other's faces with different colors, running around the woods. It was such a beautiful moment with friends and people I work with," she recalled.
"We had so much fun, so a huge part of that memory inspired me to want to have all of these colors in my palette."
To increase her reported $5 million net worth, the singer also dabbled into reality television industry.
"Conjuring Kesha" is not like the usual reality shows of celebrities out there, according to reports, the singer will take the audience through some of the spookiest places while she talks about the horrific history behind each one.
However, recent reports note that the "Cannibal" singer hinted that she might return with new music material sometime in the future.
During an Instagram Live, Kesha played fans a snippet of a recording: "I'm about to blow your fucking head through the ceiling/ I'm getting sued 'cause my mom has been tweeting/ Don't fucking tell me that I'm dealing with reason."
Although she has not officially announced her comeback, fans are already anticipating it.
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