Ke$ha Leaves Rehab After Seeking Treatment For Eating Disorder

Ke$ha is home from rehab and feeling blessed.

The pop singer entered rehab at Chicago's Timberline Knolls facility for an eating disorder earlier this year and after a 60-day stay, has returned home.

In a message to her fans following the exit, Ke$ha revealed that she was feeling great and looking forward to her positive future.

On the evening of March 6, Ke$ha surfaced on Twitter, telling fans, "Happy to be back! Feeling healthy & working on tons of new music. I can't thank my fans enough for all the love & support u have given me."

Later that same night, she added, "Life is beautiful. I'm so blessed to have u all."

Ke$ha also shared a new photo of her newly red-headed self gazing out of an airport window.

At the time she first entered treatment, Ke$ha told press that she would be taking a 30-day leave from the industry to address her issues with an eating disorder. However, after the 30 days were up, Ke$ha opted to postpone her spring concerts and continue on with her treatment.

A week after Ke$ha entered rehab, her mother, Pebe Sebert, joined her, citing post-traumatic stress disorder as her reason for needing treatment.

Once Ke$ha began treatment, Sebert went public with accusations that Ke$ha's longtime producer Dr. Luke had been the leading force behind Ke$ha's insecurities, which he denies. According to Sebert, Dr. Luke was verbally abusive to Ke$ha and insulted her looks, even going as far as to tell her she wasn't pretty enough, nor was she skinny enough.

So far, there has been no word on Sebert's condition.