The day has arrived, Kesha is finally free from Dr. Luke’s label Kemosabe after releasing her final contractually obligated album Gag Order per Stereogum. This comes after the singer and Dr.Luke announced a settlement in their decade-long legal battle in the alleged defamation lawsuit which stems from Kesha’s claims of alleged sexual assault and alleged emotional abuse by the producer. It is now reported that on top of parting with Kemosabe, Kesha is parting ways with RCA records and Vector Management.

To go more into detail, Variety was told from an inside source that the deal originally distributed by RCA Records, ended last week, which is seven months after the release of her  latest album Gag Order. This same source told Variety that she peacefully and amicably left her management company, Vector.

Before this Kesha recently made headlines for removing the Sean Diddy Combs reference from her song “Tik Tok” during recent live performances following singer Cassie’s lawsuit against the rapper in which she claimed Diddy allegedly raped and physically abused her. Cassie and Diddy reportedly settled the lawsuit a mere 24 hours after the filing of the initial suit. Diddy has since been sued by three other women with similar claims of alleged sexual abuse and harassment.