As of now, Sky Ferreira’s representative has not offered additional comment.

Charli XCX has not publicly commented on the allegations, with discourse largely unfolding through Instagram comments and deleted posts, illustrating a opaque social-media dynamic in music disputes.

Ferreira’s Instagram remarks were deleted and Charli XCX has not issued a public response.

Fans await further developments on Ferreira’s ownership claims and the potential implications for her career.

Coverage notes image sources and links, but Charli XCX’s direct response was not included in the article.

The situation has left fans unsettled given the artists’ history of collaboration and the lack of a direct public reply from Ferreira to Charli XCX’s management statement.

The dispute gained traction after a fan’s comment on Ferreira’s 2012 video, with subsequent media coverage.

No new evidence is presented beyond the management statement and Ferreira’s social media activity; the focus remains on credits narrative and her career trajectory.

Charli XCX’s team publicly defended the Wuthering Heights soundtrack credits, saying a standard review process ensured proper attribution and that all parties approved the final songwriting credits and splits before release.

Ferreira contends that two tracks from the film’s 12-track soundtrack drew from her unreleased material, raising questions about ownership and use of previously unreleased demos.

The dispute is framed by Ferreira’s past battles with Capitol Records, her removal from Capitol’s roster in 2023, and her broader stance on sexism and manipulation within the music industry.

Beyond the management statement, there is little detail on the specific demos or the dispute’s outcomes.