But though the trial has been postponed, Kesha has been outspoken about her nerves surrounding the appearance. She's been updating her Instagram with a number of posts and captions that capture her feelings about the situation — and fans are replying in spades. "The universe is speaking to me today," she said in one post. "I am filled with so much anxiety and hope and nerves and doubt and all my emotions are going crazy." It can't help her nerves that she'll have to wait another month to bring her story to the court, but the outpouring of love and support proves that she's not alone, a bittersweet sentiment in times like these.Instagram contentView on InstagramInstagram contentView on InstagramInstagram contentView on InstagramInstagram contentView on InstagramRelated: Sessions reportedly told the committee he shot down a meeting between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed by former campaign aide George Papadopoulos. In previous testimony, Sessions had said to the Senate judiciary committee that he didn't know of anyone in the campaign that had contact with Russians, and in his most recent testimony he maintained that wasn't a lie. at Boston University. Soon he was thrust into the political limelight early on in his career as a 25-year-old pastor of Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama. The political moment necessitated a radical approach to politics — he was pastoring asBrown v. Board of Education to say the memo was vindication for him. He followed that claim with his usual rhetoric of "Witch Hunt" and "no Collusion," adding that there was "no Obstruction" before calling the situation "an American disgrace!"