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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Kesha wants another season of her reality TV show.

    The first six-episode run of the 26-year-old singer's show 'My Crazy Beautiful Life' – which is based on footage filmed by her brother Lagan - has already aired on MTV and Kesha hopes it will return for a second series.


    She told MTV News: "We have so much amazing footage that didn't make it, you don't understand. [Lagan] followed me around for two-and-a-half years ... There was one moment after a show I played, where I hit some guy in the eyeball with a piece of cauliflower. We just don't have enough hours to show all of it."

    While Kesha caused outrage in one episode which featured her drinking her own urine, which she claimed she had been told was healthy, she insists she has no regrets about airing the controversial footage.

    She explained: “I know you want me to say I wish I didn't drink my pee, but I'm happy I did. I don't go online because it gives me anxiety. I know everyone's always talking about 'How dare I fill-in-the-blank.' [But] It's my pee!"

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