Date 19/02/2016 - News People
On Friday, the Manhattan Supreme Court denied Kesha's request to end her recording contract with producer Lukasz Gottwald, known in the recording industry as "Dr. Luke." Kesha alleges that Dr. Luke psychologically abused, sexually assaulted, and drugged her. Dr Luke responds that Kesha just wants to get out of her recording deal. The "Tik Tok" singer is reported to have burst into tears when the court refused to give Kesha an injunction that would put a stop to the recording deal. If she cannot break the contract, Kesha will have to make six more records with SONY and Dr. Luke. Outside the court house, Kesha fans held a #Free Kesha rally.
