In Lifetime's new documentary Surviving R. Kelly, the star's brothers Bruce and Carey open up about the man accused of abusing women for decades Janine Rubenstein is Editor-at-Large at PEOPLE and ...

Three years into a 30-year sentence for sex trafficking and racketeering, R. Kelly broke his silence this week during a seven-minute phone call into the Inmate Tea With A&P podcast, in which the ...

In addition to recalling his earliest childhood memories of the singer, during Surviving R. Kelly, Bruce acknowledged that his brother liked “younger women.” “You have people who have ...

R. Kelly’s assistant's defamation lawsuit against Netflix and Lifetime, over her portrayal in "Surviving R. Kelly," was dismissed by a federal judge.

Six of the women who won a collective $10.3 million judgment against R. Kelly in 2022 have sued the singer for $9.9 million that they claim he has not paid, the New York Post reported Saturday.

R. Kelly, 3 years into his 30-year sentence, breaks silence on "Inmate Tea" podcast, addressing sex trafficking & ...

Widespread outrage over Kelly’s sexual misconduct did not emerge until the #MeToo reckoning, reaching a crescendo after the release of the documentary “Surviving R. Kelly.” ...

The trailer for Lifetime's 'Surviving R. Kelly Part II: The Reckoning' was released on Wednesday. The Lifetime docuseries debuted in January. ET spoke with the 'Surviving R. Kelly' producer at the ...

For years, the multiple-Grammy-winning performer born Robert Sylvester Kelly, 52, has been the subject of allegations of sexual misconduct involving women and underage girls. Through his lawyers ...

Multiple women later came forward to claim that ... first time in public about his alleged abuse in the bombshell Surviving R. Kelly series; Kelly and his legal team have denied the allegations.

“Enabled by a constellation of managers, assistants, and other staff for over twenty-five years, Kelly exploited his fame to lure girls and young women into his grasp,” the appeals court ...

“Enabled by a constellation of managers, assistants, and other staff for over twenty-five years, Kelly exploited his fame to lure girls and young women into his grasp,” the appeals court ...