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Kesha Reveals Immunodeficiency Disease Diagnosis, Opens Up About Bulimia, Eating Disorder Journey & Health Scare That Nearly Killed Her in 2023

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Kesha is getting candid about her wellbeing. The 36-year-old “Only Love Can Save Us Now” singer opened up to SELF about her recent diagnosis.

During the conversation, she spoke about being diagnosed with common variable immunodeficiency (CVID), a primary immunodeficiency disease that puts her at an especially high risk of developing recurrent, and potentially serious, infections.

She also opened up about her ongoing recovery from bulimia, and a recent health scare in January that nearly killed her. Find out what Kesha had to say…

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