R. Kelly Claims He is Innocent, Cries Over Sexual Abuse Allegations in Unhinged Interview
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R. Kelly Claims He Is Innocent,
Cries Over Sexual Abuse
Allegations in Unhinged Interview R. Kelly conducted an interview with Gayle King on 'CBS This Morning' on March 6. It was Kelly's first interview since he was arrested
and charged with 10 counts of aggravated
criminal sexual abuse. Kelly was emotional during the interview,
claiming he had been "assassinated." R. Kelly, via 'CBS This Morning' R. Kelly, via 'CBS This Morning' King asked the singer about Azriel Clary
and Joycelyn Savage, two women who
currently live with Kelly. The girls' parents have stated that they are
being held against their will. R. Kelly, via 'CBS This Morning' Kelly also said that Clary's parents "wanted" him to have sex with her at their initial meeting when she was
only 17. Since Lifetime's docu-series, 'Surviving R. Kelly,' brought allegations to light in January, #MuteRKelly has been trending and RCA/Sony has dropped Kelly from the record label.
Cries Over Sexual Abuse
Allegations in Unhinged Interview R. Kelly conducted an interview with Gayle King on 'CBS This Morning' on March 6. It was Kelly's first interview since he was arrested
and charged with 10 counts of aggravated
criminal sexual abuse. Kelly was emotional during the interview,
claiming he had been "assassinated." R. Kelly, via 'CBS This Morning' R. Kelly, via 'CBS This Morning' King asked the singer about Azriel Clary
and Joycelyn Savage, two women who
currently live with Kelly. The girls' parents have stated that they are
being held against their will. R. Kelly, via 'CBS This Morning' Kelly also said that Clary's parents "wanted" him to have sex with her at their initial meeting when she was
only 17. Since Lifetime's docu-series, 'Surviving R. Kelly,' brought allegations to light in January, #MuteRKelly has been trending and RCA/Sony has dropped Kelly from the record label.