In the February edition of Seventeen magazine, Ke$ha has candidly discussed her own bisexuality.
The 25-year-old pop star expressed, ‘I don’t love just men. I love people. It’s not about a gender. It’s just about the spirit that exudes from that other person you’re with.’
In Ke$ha’s latest video for “Die Young,” the five-foot-nine blonde is depicted half naked, engaging in sensual movements with both men and women in the bondage-themed visuals.
However, for the magazine’s vibrant photoshoot, the Tik Tok singer removes her glitter and showcases a fresh-faced look as she snuggles a kitten, her platinum tresses adorned with a pink rose headband.
A committed LGBT activist, born Kesha Rose Sebert, Ke$ha takes a firm stance against bullying.gay
Regarding this, she stated, ‘I’m all about standing up to gay/lesbian/transgender bullying, but it’s also about my little brother,’ shared Ke$ha.
‘At 13, he faces ridicule because of his stutter. I simply have zero tolerance for people who make fun of others.’
In another photo from Seventeen, pop’s wild child looks refined in a cropped purple motorcycle jacket, a Lips t-shirt, and snow leopard skinny jeans.
This look is a significant departure from her typical hard-partying, scantily-clad image, which she recently revealed in a provocative photoshoot for her new album, “Warrior.”
Previously, Ke$ha was spotted performing cartwheels in a gold-encrusted leotard at the New Year’s celebrations in Times Square, New York City.
In addition to this, Ke$ha, whose memoir is titled “My Crazy Beautiful Life,” reflected on how she once allowed negativity to drive her.
‘I continue to do so. I remember every individual who claimed I couldn’t do something or that I was unattractive or overweight,’ Ke$ha told Seventeen.
‘I maintain a ‘shit list’ of people from my past who have been heartless and judgmental. Even after overcoming my awkward phase, getting my braces off, and learning to dress for my body, individuals in the music industry said, “You’re never going to make it.”
‘Now when I see them, I can’t help but think, “Ha!” This is one of the reasons I named my album Warrior. You can choose to be a victim and let that consume your spirit, or you can say, “You’re going on my list, and I’m determined to prove you wrong!”‘
by Wallace McTavish
