Kesha says she’s “not straight” and “not gay” in a heartfelt Pride Month post: “I love people”
Pop superstar Kesha opened up about her sexuality in a heartwarming social media post. Since her debut in 2009 with her hit song TiK ToK, the Blow singer has become one of the biggest pop stars in music.
But alongside her achievements in the music industry, Kesha has also become a beloved LGBTQ+ icon – due to her passionate advocacy and her fluid sexuality.
In 2016, the Human Rights Campaign awarded the We R Who We R singer the Visibility Award for her constant support and work in the community. “My message today is don’t be afraid to speak up against any injustice you experience,” she said during her acceptance speech. “Don’t let people scare or shame you into changing the things about you that make you unique.
We can’t be afraid to fight for our dignity. These are our basic human rights.” Over the years, the TiK Tok singer has continued supporting and celebrating the community with her music and on social media.
