Ke$ha: My Crazy Beautiful Life

Season 2

8 episodes · Oct 30, 2013

Season 2 focuses primarily on Kesha's personal life, family dynamics and the situations that occur when she tries to live a normal life during a much needed break from touring.

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  • Supernatural
    S2E1

    Supernatural

    Oct 30, 201321m

    Kesha promotes her new album "Warrior" on her biggest tour yet, during which she faces haunted hotels, ghosts, and fears of performing her song "Supernatural" for the very first time.

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  • Assistant
    S2E2

    Assistant

    Nov 6, 201321m

    The Westboro Baptist Church protests one of Kesha's shows, and Kesha looks for a new assistant who can handle her crazy lifestyle and family.

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  • Bahamas
    S2E3

    Bahamas

    Nov 13, 201321m

    Kesha takes Savannah, her best friend, on a much needed vacation to the Bahamas, with a few surprises up her sleeve. Back home, a pet psychic tends to their cranky cat, Mr. Peeps.

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  • Proposal
    S2E4

    Proposal

    Nov 20, 201321m

    Despite dealing with the pain of a bad break-up, Kesha goes all out to help her cousin's boyfriend plan the ultimate marriage proposal in Las Vegas.

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  • Matchmaker
    S2E5

    Matchmaker

    Nov 27, 201321m

    Kesha shops for a new and more sensible car. A matchmaker finds a man for Kesha's mom Pebe, and sets Kesha up on a blind date as well.

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  • Hoarding
    S2E6

    Hoarding

    Dec 4, 201321m

    Kesha deals with her mother's hoarding habits and meets distant relatives in Hungary.

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  • Bear Man
    S2E7

    Bear Man

    Dec 11, 201321m

    Kesha travels to the Alaskan wilderness to see if there is still a romantic spark between her and a rocky old flame, "Bear Man."

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  • Meet the Family
    S2E8

    Meet the Family

    Dec 18, 201321m

    Kesha finally invites Bear Man to meet her family, and the fate of their relationship is shown as season 2 concludes.

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