Kesha is experiencing a career renaissance these days, but that doesn't mean she's putting her difficult past behind her just yet.
Back in 2014, Kesha accused famed producer Dr. Luke of sexual assault.
Despite suffering several legal setbacks and fears that going forward with the case might derail her career, the singer has remained adamant that her former mentor abused her physically and tormented her emotionally, and she's steadfast in her belief justice will prevail.
Earlier this month, Kesha withdrew her lawsuit against Luke (real name, Lukasz Sebastian Gottwald) in California, but she's still pursuing a second suit in New York.
Knowing that the New York case likely represents their clients last chance to be vindicated in court, Kesha's attorneys are doing everything in their power to put together an iron-clad argument against Gottwald.
And now, it looks like they'll get an assist from evidence provided by one of Kesha's famous friends.
Kesha's legal team believes a text message conversation between the singer and longtime friend Lady Gaga could be the key to their case.
Gaga had previously provided a “heavily-redacted, four page spreadsheet of” text messages, but now, Radar Online is reporting that she has agreed to “produce un-redacted copies of certain of the documents that were previously produced in redacted form.”
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