Kesha flaunted her summer style in a fashionable ensemble as she arrived to LAX airport on Friday to catch a flight.
The Die Young songstress, 37 - who recently made a subtle jab at Katy Perry after she teamed up with Dr. Luke - was seen stepping out of a sleek, black SUV as she arrived at the crowded airport.
The star donned a fitted, black minidress that clung to her frame and contained a hem that stopped inches above her knees.
She additionally slipped into a pair of white and black-colored, Adidas sneakers to stay comfortable during the day of traveling.
The performer - whose full name is Kesha Rose Sebert - easily carried a dark green, crocodile embossed purse over her right arm to hold a few items she needed.
Her platinum blonde locks were parted in the middle, and effortlessly flowed down past her shoulders in light waves.
The Tik Tok hitmaker sported a pair of silver shades, but opted to not add any other flashy pieces of jewelry to the look.
Kesha was seen exiting a parked vehicle before making her way towards an entrance that led into the bustling airport.
The star's latest outing comes shortly after she made a statement during a racy cowgirl photoshoot that took place at a gas station in L.A. on Thursday.
She put on a leggy display in a red, micro miniskirt as well as a pair of over-the-knee, black heeled boots.
Kesha also sported a white cropped top with 'LOL' printed in black lettering on the front - which seemingly referenced to a tweet on X that she shared after Katy Perry's collaboration with Dr. Luke.
The songstress completed the ensemble for the photo session by adding a red, cowgirl hat on top of her long locks and opted for a bold, red tint to her lips.
However, the Grammy-nominated vocalist's celebrity presence caused a traffic jam, leading the manager to ask her to leave, TMZ reported.
She drove the convertible off the premises before circling back into the station, where the manager blocked her path, according to the outlet, at which point she departed.
Perry 'knew exactly the album she wanted to make and put together the team to make it happen,' a Capitol Records source told Rolling Stone of the collection of talent she put together for her first release since 2020's Smile.
In addition to Dr. Luke, Perry's co-collaborators on the forthcoming sixth album include Max Martin, Sarah Hudson and Stargate, according to the publication.
Katy and Dr. Luke, 50, have a professional past, as they've collaborated on hit singles such as 2008's I Kissed a Girl, 2010's California Gurls and 2013's Roar.
The Firework songstress had been asked about working with Dr. Luke in the wake of the allegations while leaving an event at Paris Fashion Week Wednesday, TMZ reported.
Perry did not respond to the questions, 'Isn't your album about women empowerment? Why are you working with Dr. Luke?' when she was making her way out of an event.
Kesha penned a tweet that read 'lol' on June 17 in the wake of news that Perry was collaborating with music professional Dr. Luke, who Kesha was in extensive litigation with after she made the aforementioned claims against in a 2014 lawsuit.
A number of followers speculated on the meaning of Kesha's 'lol' tweet, with one speculating that 'she's laughing at katy and her new song,' while another asked, 'Is this Katy shade?'
Other people were more pointed toward Perry's professional decision to collaborate with Dr. Luke.
The fallout from the allegations and long-running legal battle with Kesha led artist Doja Cat in December 2021 to declare that she would not collaborate with him moving forward.
'I don't think I need to work with him again,' Doja Cat told Rolling Stone. 'I don't think I need to work with him in the future. I know that.'
Perry, a native of Santa Barbara, California, released a clip on TikTok previewing her upcoming track Woman's World, which is set to be released July 11.
Perry this past February said she was departing the series American Idol after seven seasons to put her attention toward her career as a solo artist.
Kesha and Dr. Luke announced they had settled their long-running legal battle in June of 2023.
Kesha said in a statement at the conclusion of the proceedings, 'Only God knows what happened that night;' while Dr. Luke said he was 'absolutely certain that nothing happened' and that he 'never drugged or assaulted her.'
Following the lengthy court battle, the singer also took to her Instagram page to address her fans and followers.
'I am humbled and in awe of the support and love y'all have given me. You have held me and carried me through the past 9 years,' she wrote.
'I am so full of light and excitement for the beautiful things to come, for shows to play, and art to make to share with you all.'
In conclusion, Kesha added, 'Animals, "I don't need much but there's one thing I can't lose. All I need is you."'
Perry was one of a number of notable names who submitted testimony or a sworn statement in the case, a group that included Lady Gaga, Pink, Kelly Clarkson, Avril Lavigne and Adam Levine, according to the AP.
Dailymail.com has reached out to reps for Perry for comment on the story.