That Time Kesha Broke Into Prince's House (Video)

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 That Time Kesha Broke Into Prince's House
  Kesha told Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon about how she slipped under a gate and into The Purple One's home to give him a demo of her music.
 
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          Apr 22, 2016
          
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That Time Kesha Broke Into Prince's House

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That Time Kesha Broke Into Prince's House

Kesha told Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon about how she slipped under a gate and into The Purple One's home to give him a demo of her music.

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