The series "Surviving R. Kelly 2: The account is closed" deals with the musician after revealing his criminal mischief • Following the series, the investigation against him was resumed

• Arr. Kelly in court

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The docu-series about singer Ar. Kelly, "Surviving AR. Kelly 2: The Account Has Closed," came up this week on yes. And it has been following the chain of events since the first series aired last year, which revealed the feats of the musician Er. Kelly, 53, who had sexual relations with minors and kept them in his estate while keeping them away from their family members.

"Surviving R. Kelly" went on air in January 2019, becoming a U.S.-run television event. A kind of closed harem.

Among other things, the series revealed his relationship with the late singer, whose musical groom was secretly married when she was only 15. The relationship ended a year later when the marriage was canceled. She was killed in 2001 in a private plane crash.

The series also revealed that it was an AR pattern. Kelly. He has brought home girls who have come to his shows on an avid fan standard with a dream to be published, and according to the evidence, they have become sex slaves where he violently descended.

The rumors of Er. Kelly began undressing in 2002 when his sex tape with a minor was revealed. He was arrested and charged but the victim refused to testify and he escaped punishment. In 2008, a trial was opened against him, but he was found innocent.

Following the broadcast of the series, the investigation against Er. Kelly was renewed, and he was arrested for 18 charges, including sexual exploitation of minors, kidnapping, bondage and conspiracy to commit crimes.

"Survive R. Kelly 2," the trailer. "Everyone knew and remained silent"

In recent days, his attorneys have sought to release him to his home from a federal arrest in Chicago, where he is being held as part of court proceedings. The lawyers claim that he fears for his life in the face of the Corona epidemic, but there is a concern that if released, he will flee outside the US.

During the promotion of the second part of the series, creator Dream Hampton said: "I had no idea how much of an impact the series would have, because some of the stories about R. Kelly had already been published and nothing happened. But we worked hard to give a respectable stage to the victims so they could share their experiences. My biggest one is that the series will support women who have survived sexual violence cases. R. Kelly has honestly earned the public trial he has been following the series and everything he has experienced since. "

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