Kesha reveals all!
On Saturday, August 17, the singer, 37, posted two nude photos of herself on Instagram, including one of her eating a salad while sitting on a chair, and another of her sitting in bed with a white sheet draped over her chest.
“But… I’m bored of wearing clothes,” Kesha wrote alongside the daring post.
Recently, Kesha celebrated the 15-year anniversary of “TiK ToK,” her debut single, with a post on social media.
In the TikTok video, the pop star could be seen brushing her teeth with Jack Daniel’s whiskey – a reference to one of the song’s lyrics.
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At the beginning of the clip, Kesha walks into the bathroom holding a Spotify tile commemorating the 1 billion streams of her 2013 hit “Timber,” before saying, “S—, wrong one” and grabbing her second tile marking 1 billion streams “TiK ToK.”
He then pours Jack Daniel’s on the board, dips his toothbrush in whiskey and brushes his teeth, referencing the song’s lyrics in the first verse: “Before I go, brush your teeth with a bottle of Jack / ‘Cause when I go out for the night, I ain’t coming back.”
Kesha brushes her teeth with a bottle of Jack Daniel’s.
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In a recent Instagram post, Kesha celebrated her hit, writing, “TiK ToK was the first single I put out in the world that had my voice AND my name. I remember making it fun and happy because I that’s how she felt and wanted others to feel.”
The singer said that the song reminds her of how she looked at the world back then. “That girl was naive, wild and playful. This song immortalizes a side of me that I love very much, and now you see I have to fiercely protect it. The world has changed so much, and so have I,” she said.
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Kesha also revealed that she is changing the first line of the 2010 hit single that mentions Sean “Diddy” Combs amid his ongoing sexual assault and human trafficking allegations and lawsuits.
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