Sky Ferreira doesn’t want anyone insinuating anything untoward has ever gone on between her and Terry Richardson.
“Basically if one more person has the nerve to ask/tell me that I’ve f—-d Terry Richardson, I will slit their f—–g throat,” the 24-year-old wrote in a rant posted on her Facebook page on Thursday.
The indie pop star took to Facebook in light of the furor surrounding the controversial celebrity photographer’s shelved music video for Lady Gaga’s “Do What U Want.”
In the post, Ferreira, who says she’s known Richardson since she was 17, says the photographer is a friend and she’s never felt uncomfortable working with him.
“I have never been forced or manipulated into anything,” she wrote. “I made a music video with him and I have never felt uncomfortable with Terry & had 99 percent of the creative control. This was before I was ‘famous’.”
The “Everything is Embrassing” singer made sure to note that her experiences are only her own, and she can’t speak for anyone else.
“I’m not against/doubting people that have said they’ve encountered things with him (it’s not my place to say so) but the media acting as if Terry Richardson manipulated Lady Gaga into making a video about getting touched by R-Kelly or whatever is a whole other thing,” she wrote. “She is 28 year old woman & fully capable/aware of what she was doing. If she wants to do it is HER choice. Whether I agree with it or not.”
Ferreira also touched on the allegations of sexual misconduct leveled at the photographer, saying she doesn’t know whether they’re true.
“I am NOT saying the women who have publicly spoken are at fault or wrong or lying,” she added later in the post. “I hope they get help. I’m disgusted that people use others (victims) pain for $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ or someway to help themselves climb the ladder of whatever they are trying to get to.”
She closed out the rambling post, asking people to take into account that they don’t know the full story as to what actually happened between Richardson and his accusers.
“Before you judge people off of some article you read off a newspaper or some blog just remember: They are selling you something. The story is to benefit them somehow. It’s only half truth. If that,” she wrote.