More survivors of R. Kelly’s alleged sexual assault have come forward in the wake of “Surviving R. Kelly” — and their media platforms are only growing in size. Who is Tracy Sampson? The native Chicagoan’s Dateline interview revisited the underage sexual relationship Tracy says took place when she was a record company intern and Kelly took advantage of her.
R. Kelly appears to be preparing for legal fallout stemming from the “Surviving R. Kelly” documentary and the new sexual assault allegations that have come up in its wake. But is R. Kelly fleeing the country? According to a new report, the disgraced singer may be getting ready to do just that — read on for the details…
For years, rumors and gossip about R. Kelly’s potentially illegal sexual activities have dominated conversation about the singer. Now, thanks to Lifetime’s “Surviving R. Kelly,” that talk is bigger than ever — but is R. Kelly under investigation yet? Several different police forces and district attorneys offices have suggested that they’ve begun or could soon begin looking more closely at the the allegations against R. Kelly — keep reading for a breakdown of the latest.
The underage sex allegations involving R. Kelly continue to spread, thanks in part to a new interview given by Kelly’s former tour manager. Demetrius Smith, who worked with R. Kelly for a decade, appeared to confirm some of the rumors involving the beleaguered singer, while also adding new claims — including that Kelly once tried to have sex with Smith, as well.
R. Kelly just dropped a new song called — wait for it — “I Admit.” The 19-minute track is addressed to all the haters and naysayers who’ve come forward with sexual assault, brainwashing, and sex cult allegations against him over the last few years. And Kelly uses the song’s eight extended verses to admit his guilt…just not in the way you might expect.
In a new BBC3 documentary Kitti Jones airing today, one of R. Kelly’s ex-girlfriends, claims the singer groomed and abused a 14-year-old girl to do his bidding in his “sex dungeon.” This allegation is one of many sexual abuse allegations against R. Kelly.
R. Kelly, who has hired Bill Cosby’s lawyer, has issued a public message promising to continue with his upcoming tour and telling fans to ignore all the “crap” people are saying about him. The TMZ video shows the rapper addressing the audience himself. Last week a music journalist who has extensively covered Kelly and his […]
In today’s episode of “Celebs Say the Darndest Things,” we have someone other than Kanye West making grandiose claims about a performer. This time it’s Trapped in the Closet’s maestro R. Kelly riffing on Chris Brown’s plight, likening the troubled singer to Jesus Christ and Martin Luther King, Jr., while singling out “weak haters” in the process. Seriously. Read on for the quote laid down in 3rd person for good measure!
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