Global pop sensation and Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Kesha will showcase her love for the supernatural in her latest television series, “Conjuring Kesha.”
The six-part series premieres on Friday, April 28, on Foxtel and will also be available On Demand.
In the show, Kesha, along with other celebrities and experts in unexplained phenomena, will explore some of the world’s most significant mysteries, haunted locations, and supernatural phenomena. Paranormal experts Cindy Kaza and Chip Coffey and Bigfoot researcher Ronny LeBlanc will guide Kesha and her celebrity friends throughout the series, helping them navigate through the otherworldly experiences they encounter.
Throughout the season, Kesha and her celebrity friends will visit a range of locations, including Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary, where comedian Whitney Cummings will help Kesha investigate demonic activity. In another episode, Kesha and former US Bachelorette star Jojo Fletcher will hike deep into California’s Mount Shasta to search for Bigfoot.
Kesha and former tourmate Betty Who will face their fears at a haunted opera hall in Kesha’s home state of Tennessee, while actor and rapper GaTa will become a full-blown believer at one of the most haunted mansions on the West Coast.
“To me the supernatural comes naturally and it started with my insatiable curiosity, my eternal searching for something bigger than myself. This motivated my art, informed my music and has given a purpose to my entire life.
It is an internal search for proof of God.
But it is the adventures that I have with my friends that take these pilgrimages to the next level and make them a reality.
I wanted to catch actual proof of the unexplainable. If we could catch these things on camera, then what else could be true?”
Moreover, Kesha and supermodel Karen Elson will be the first to film inside the active and haunted lodge affiliated with the notorious secret society, the Odd Fellows. Additionally, Kesha will take Queen of Bounce Rap, Big Freedia, on the ultimate ghost hunt at the notoriously haunted Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in Tennessee.
