The singer appeared on the podcast “Call Her Daddy” and also commented on the release of her sixth album

Katy Perry is about to release his new album, 143scheduled for September 20, the same day it will be performed on Palco Mundo do Rock in Rio. While fans were thrilled with the new album, others were shocked by the singer’s collaboration with the producer Doctor Luca.

The lady who was hit I kissed a girl he was criticized for this decision and spoke about this topic for the first time in the podcast Call her dad. “I understand that this has sparked a lot of conversations, and he’s one of the many collaborators that I’ve collaborated with. The reality is that he comes from me,” she began.

She never named Dr. Luke and preferred to talk about the themes that will be covered in her sixth album. “I speak from personal experience. The truth is that I wrote these songs based on my experiences, going through this metamorphosis. He was one of the people who helped facilitate all of this.”

Controversy over Dr. Luke

In 2014, the singer Kesha went to court to accuse the producer of abuse and harassment. The legal battle lasted for years and Dr. Luke denied all the allegations, stating that the celebrity had made up all the accusations due to the breach of contract they had.

Perry was involved in the trial, when Kesha said that the singer had also been abused by the producer. She denied it, and so did the hitman TikTok was charged with defamation. In 2018, the woman of Orlando Bloom she said she was pressured to support the other singer in the movement.

In 2018, Katy said she felt “pressured” to show support for Kesha. At the time, fans and other celebrities created the #FreeKesha movement. The case ended earlier this year when they reached a settlement.

Source: Terra

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