Natalia Kills talked to Billboard in an online exchange on Thursday afternoon (3/19) to discuss the X-Factor incident as well as rumors she was dropped from Cherrytree Records:

The singer wished to clarify that, although she is no longer part of Cherrytree Records -- which issued her sophomore album, Trouble, along with Interscope Records in 2013 -- her U.S. record deal with Interscope is still intact. "I don't know why the media said I 'lost my record deal,'" she wrote. "I changed management months ago and parted with Cherrytree Managment [sic] but I'm … Still on Interscope UMG for now, I'm working on a new project and I'm celebrating Madonna's album release with my song Holy Water we co-wrote."