Kesha took to social media on Sunday to share steamy bikini photos with her 3.3 million followers.
The 37-year-old pop star, who just released her first single as an independent artist, modeled a black two-piece swimsuit and added a caption slamming those who criticize her body.
“I didn’t think that in 2024 people would still be body shaming but I’m so proud of my body. She’s been through a lot,” she began the message.
The Tik Tok hitmaker continued: “She tore her ACL on stage and finished the show. She held my f***ing broken heart together.”
Directly naming critics, she concluded: “For those who think they’re slut-shaming me, they’re actually making me feel very powerful. So, for you, I hope one day you feel complete enough to not tear other women down. In the meantime, hate me harder, bitch :).”
Kesha took to social media on Sunday to share steamy bikini photos with her 3.3 million followers.
The 37-year-old pop star modeled a black two-piece swimsuit and added a caption slamming those who criticize her body.
The first image showed the star, born Kesha Rose Sebert, lying on a rocky surface outdoors with her back arched.
Her tiny swimsuit revealed the small tattoos on her arm and the large amount of ink on her ribcage.
In a second capture, she was wearing an open white robe, revealing her taut stomach and cleavage.
She posed on a balcony with a sunny background with a clear blue sky and a sea view.
Kesha covered her blonde locks with a black baseball cap and wore no makeup in the pair of photos.
Her friend Kyle Richards was one of the first to comment and show support when he wrote: “So beautiful inside and out,” with a heart emoji.
One fan wrote: “An absolute queen, an inspiration and a warrior who had to be strong even when she should have been protected. We love you.”
Someone else added: “You have the most beautiful soul and heart. That’s what will stay with you throughout your life.”
Kesha directly called out critics, writing, “To those who think they’re shaming me, they’re actually making me feel very powerful. So to you, I wish you one day to feel complete enough to not tear other women down. In the meantime, hate me harder, bitch.”
Kesha has a history of bulimia and anorexia, which she says worsened as her career took off in 2009.
In 2017, he admitted Rolling Stone that she really thought I wasn’t supposed to eat food.”
“If I ever ate, I would feel so ashamed and make myself vomit because I thought, ‘Oh my God, I can’t believe I did something so horrible. I’m so ashamed of myself because I don’t deserve to eat.'”
She recalled that “the worse” and “sicker” she was, “a lot of people around her” said she looked better.
“They were just like, ‘Oh my God, keep doing what you’re doing! You look so beautiful, so stunning,'” she told the music magazine.
On July 4, Kesha released her first single as an independent artist; photographed in Philadelphia during the Wawa Welcome America 4th of July concert
Kesha posed in a tight red outfit while pumping gas into a white sports car in a promotional photo for her new song Joyride.
The music artist showed off the underside of her backside in a recent racy promotional post on Instagram.
After promoting new music for months, the singer released her latest track, an upbeat anthem called Joyride on July 4.
It marks her first single since officially parting ways with producer Dr. Luke’s record label, Kemosabe Records and RCA in 2023.
She continues a long legal battle against Dr. Luke, whom she accused of assaulting and sexually abusing her for years.
In May 2023 she released the album Gag Order, which was the last project she was contractually obligated to release.