Overview
- In an Instagram post, Celeste alleges Polydor threatened to drop her unless she included two specific songs on her sophomore album.
- She says she was told she would not receive support if she did not keep posting and creating social-media content.
- Celeste claims the label has shown very little support for Women Of Faces, which she says she made despite difficult circumstances.
- She criticizes what she describes as a male-dominated system that keeps women in subservient roles and contributes to artist mental-health harms.
- Polydor has not responded publicly to the allegations, and the album remains scheduled for release on November 14.