The Tik Tok singer has opened up about her scary experience, which saw her spending nine days in hospital.
Kesha, real name Kesha Rose Sebert, said that she is "finally recovered" but described the experience as "horrifying." Kesha has often been honest about her medical issues in life, and in 2017, she opened up on an eating disorder, which saw her starve herself and later spend a stint in rehab. Shockingly, the singer went on to admit: "I was slowly, slowly starving myself. And the worse I got and the sicker I got, the better a lot of people around me were saying that I looked."
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