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Halsey is fighting back after a former nanny sues them!

Halsey is setting the record straight.

Halsey is speaking out after a former nanny for the singer’s infant son filed a lawsuit claiming she was wrongfully terminated.

Halsey has branded a lawsuit brought by her former nanny "baseless". The 'Without Me' hitmaker - who has 11-month-old son Ender with partner Alev Aydin - was accused by Ashley Funches of firing her from her position after she requested time off work to undergo a medical procedure which" would require her to take a leave of absence from work.

Halsey is speaking out after a former nanny for the singer's infant son filed a lawsuit claiming she was wrongfully terminated.The nanny, Ashley Funches, is reportedly suing Halsey for disability discrimination and retaliation, alleging that the singer had her fired after Funches took time off work for a medical emergency.Now, Halsey's rep is shooting down the claims made in the lawsuit in a statement released to ET on Thursday.«These allegations are baseless. This individual’s employment was recently terminated in response to specific incidents in which Halsey’s infant was left unsupervised in an unsafe location while under the nanny’s care, and it was discovered the nanny was intoxicated while the child was in her care,» the rep alleges.

Halsey was seen in New York City on Thursday amid news that they're facing a lawsuit from a nanny they used to employ.The 27-year-old singer, who uses the pronouns she/they, donned a silky magenta top with black lace trimming, black leather pants and black and white Nike sneakers.The Edison, New Jersey-born entertainer rounded out their ensemble with a large cross necklace, black sunglasses and earrings with their blonde locks pulled back and cascading down. The latest:Halsey, 27, was seen in New York City on Thursday amid news that they're facing a lawsuit from Ashley Funches, a nanny they used to employ, who says she was fired for taking off time for a medical procedure and asking for overtime compensationThe Grammy-nominated artist was seen in the Big Apple as they're facing a lawsuit in which they're accused of disability discrimination and retaliation filed by ex-nanny Ashley Funches, according to a report from The Blast, which reviewed court docs in the case.Funches said in legal docs that Halsey violated the law in terminating her employment after she had taken time off after she had an emergency medical procedure.