How to Watch Kesha's New Paranormal Reality Series 'Conjuring Kesha'

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Melanie Rauscher, who appeared on two versions of Discovery Channel’s Naked and Afraid reality show, was found dead on July 17 in Prescott, Ariz., according to reports. She was 35.

Kesha is stepping out to promote her new Discovery+ series.

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Related: Snowflake Mountain: Netflix reality show braves the culture wars I have to be honest, even I don’t know how ironic I’m being here. Because to break Conjuring Kesha down to its constituent parts would be to reveal a show that is deliberately incredibly stupid. There’s the host (famous pop star Kesha) who vacillates between spouting the kind of bland, faux-inspirational tripe that idiots usually sew on to blankets – “I hope that the light I carry inside me is strong enough to protect me from evil”, to give one example – and viscerally not wanting to have anything to do with this stupid show.

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Kesha is on the case! The music superstar is breaching the veil to the supernatural world of the unknown in her new TV series, , and she's looking to explore the scariest places in her hunt for the paranormal.ET was on the scene with the «Raising Hell» singer at the Historic Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary in Petros, Tennessee — a supposedly haunted locale, also known as the Alcatraz of the south, where demonic activity has been reported for decades.The songstress opened up to ET about her investigation, and how the supernatural has been something close to her heart since she was a little girl.«My love for the supernatural has kind of been omnipresent throughout my entire life,» Kesha shared. «My mom always talked to me about spooky things.

Love Island looks set for explosive scenes as Monday's teaser showed Dami Hope and Andrew Le Page sharing a kiss with the new female bombshells. During Sunday's episode, the boys discovered that the girls had left to go to Casa Amor as six new girls entered the original villa with the boys excitedly running around the garden.

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