A former employee of troubled singer-songwriter R. Kelly told a grand jury that the "I Believe I Can Fly" singer frequently recorded his sexual encounters with underage girls and kept them as souvenirs, and now they're allegedly in possession of the feds.
A Cook County judge has ruled to unseal R. Kelly's divorce case moving forward, and another judge also vacated a default judgment against the troubled singer in his separate sexual abuse lawsuit.
R Kelly has actually caught a break from the judge in one of his sexual abuse lawsuit. A judgement had been filed against him because he failed to show up for a court date back in April, but his lawyers argued he didn’t show up cause he couldn’t read the papers he was served with.…
A follow up to the six part docuseries "Surviving R. Kelly" is coming. Soledad O'Brien will host the 2 hour special that'll feature interviews with journalists, legal experts, non-profit organizations and psychologists to talk about Kelly's ongoing story. It'll also include an in depth look at his interview with Gayle King, and the women who…
