Huge pop star 'dropped from label' after threatening to tell 'all her truths' in angry rant

An American pop star has reportedly been dropped from Warner Records after more than a decade with the music giant following a 'series of bitter spats' with her label

A huge pop star who bagged a number one single has parted ways with her record company after more than a decade, according to reports.

American pop star Bebe Rexha, 35, who had a Number 1 hit in 2022 with David Guetta on I'm Good, signed with Warner Records 13 years ago. However, after a series of reported spats with the music giant, the singer is said to be heading in a new direction.

Speaking about the split, after Bebe threatened to tell 'all her truths' about the music industry in angry rant online last year, an industry insider said the Meant To Be star sees the move as a positive. They claimed Bebe, who is said to have found new management, had become "frustrated about her career".

The source revealed: "Bebe has become really frustrated about her career so when things reached an impasse with Warner and they said it was best to stop working together, she decided not to fight it." They continued to The Sun: "She has told friends that she wants a fresh start and didn’t feel like she could do it there anyway."

The ink of Bebe's departure from Warner is already said to have dried, with the company removing the singer from its website and Bebe no longer following the label on Instagram.

The star's 2018 debut Expectations is her only album to chart, reaching a disappointing No33. However, Bebe has had huge success with several collaborations, including Meant To Be with Florida Georgia Line, which has sold more than ten million copies in the US and holds the record for the most streamed country song of all-time on Spotify.

Last year, the singer admitted she was sick of the music industry - and could quickly bring plenty of people down in an angry tirade on social media.

In an explosive rant, Bebe laid into her fellow chart star G-Eazy where she labelled him a "loser" before the post was subsequently deleted. The singer took to Instagram, sharing screenshots of his team reaching out to her to ask her to work alongside him after their 2015 collaborative track Me, Myself & I went viral.

She then took to X claiming that she "could bring down a BIG chunk of this industry" with her information, which she decided not to divulge, as she made clear her frustration.

She fumed on X: "I have been UNDERMINED. I’ve been so quiet for the longest time. I haven’t seen the signs even though people constantly are bringing them up and they have been SO OBVIOUS. And when I have spoken up I’ve been silence and PUNISHED by this industry. Things must change or I’m telling ALL of my truths. The good the bad and the ugly."

The Mirror has contacted Bebe's rep for comment on this story.

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