Kesha takes her ‘wild baby’ cat out for a walk in her stroller while joking she’s ‘losing my marbles’
Kesha took advantage of a sunny Tuesday afternoon to take her beloved cat Mr. Peeps out for a stroll in a custom pet stroller.
The 34-year-old singer (born Kesha Rose Sebert) took to her Instagram story on Tuesday, showcasing a brief video of her taking the beloved pet out for a stroll.
She also shared a photo of her cat Mr. Peeps, one of many cats and dogs she has, who apparently loves the stroller.
Stroller time: Kesha took advantage of a sunny Tuesday afternoon to take her beloved cat Mr. Peeps out for a stroll in a custom pet stroller
Photogenic: She also shared a photo of her cat Mr. Peeps, one of many cats and dogs she has, who apparently loves the stroller
‘My wild baby loves his stroller time. yes i am losing my marbles,’ Kesha said in the Instagram caption.
Her beloved pet made headlines in 2019 when Mr. Peeps beat out cats owned by Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus and others on International Cat Day, to be named ‘official cat of the universe.’
She joked in an interview after the award – with a gold statue of Mr. Peeps’ likeness – that the cat, ‘doesn’t even know what to say to his fans.’
Wild baby: ‘My wild baby loves his stroller time. yes i am losing my marbles,’ Kesha said in the Instagram caption
The singer even doubled down on the ‘cat of the universe’ stature with a quarantined interview with Mr. Peeps back in late May.
Her fourth studio album, High Road, was released last January, just months before the COVID-19 lockdowns started happening around the world.
The album was released to largely positive reviews, debuting at #7 on the Billboard 200 album charts, her fourth debut to crack the top 10.
Cat of the Universe: The singer even doubled down on the ‘cat of the universe’ stature with a quarantined interview with Mr. Peeps back in late May
She was originally slated to embark on her High Road Tour to support the album, though that was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
‘I’m so sad to announce that I am unable to move forward with rescheduling my 2020 High Road Tour due to health and safety concerns,’ the singer said on social media.
‘This is heartbreaking, but the safety of my fans & crew is my number 1 priority. Refunds will be available wherever you purchased your tickets,’ she added.
Heartbreaking: ‘This is heartbreaking, but the safety of my fans & crew is my number 1 priority. Refunds will be available wherever you purchased your tickets,’ she added
There is no indication when the tour may be rescheduled to take place, though as restrictions loosen and vaccinations becoming more prevalent, it could be sooner rather than later.
The singer also shared a snap of her in a colorful sweatsuit, while drinking what appears to be a mimosa.
‘PS my new sweatsuit is perfect for day drankin on boats like it’s your birdayyyy’ the singer said to her nearly 3 million followers.
Sweatsuit: The singer also shared a snap of her in a colorful sweatsuit, while drinking what appears to be a mimosa