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Kesha's Case Against Sony Records

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Kesha's battle in court against Sony Records and producer Dr. Luke had gathered so much attention and many have showed support to the devastated singer on social media. But for Taylor Swift, she opted to show her support through a generous amount of donation and this didn't sit well with Demi Lovato. But as always, Selena Gomez is out to support her BFF from another diss.

Gomez is close to both Swift and Lovato but she knows that the 26-year-old "Bad Blood" hitmaker's $250,000 donation to Kesha is genuine and she believes that there is no explanation needed.

“Selena isn’t about to take sides publicly, but she supports Taylor 100%," the source told HollwoodLife exclusively. "She thinks Taylor’s $250,000 donation to Kesha speaks for itself.
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