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#MuteRKelly   # SurvivingRKelly #SexCult #RKelly has spent 25 years apparently made of Teflon. He’s been accused of some of the worst things imaginable and he has still managed to survive and thrive as one of the biggest stars in music. Now a Lifetime documentary series may have changed all that. Kelly withstood the revelation that he married 15-year-old Aaliyah in 1994, when he was 27. He withstood multiple lawsuits by young women alleging that he initiated sexual relationships with them when they were underage. He withstood his 2008 trial on charges of child pornography. He withstood reports that surfaced in 2017 that he was holding multiple young women against their will in what witnesses called an abusive and “cult-like” atmosphere. Mere months after those 2017 reports surfaced, the #MeToo movement burst into its most public phase and saw dozens of men pushed out of public life after they were accused of sexual harassment and assault. But R. Kelly continued on. Some of

#RKelly #SurvivingRKelly #NDA R. Kelly  is said to have protected his right to take advantage of the women in his alleged sex cult via a non-disclosure agreement to keep them from talking about what went down. Now,  The Blast  has obtained a copy of the NDA, which is copyrighted by Kelly’s management company, RSK Enterprises. Below is the document the R&B singer reportedly gave women to sign, including the mother of one of his alleged victims. Upon signing the doc, the woman becomes “ a privileged member of Robert Kelly’s (‘Mr Kelly’) team (the ‘Team’), which may allow me to access privileged and/or confidential and/or proprietary information only available to trusted members of Mr. Kelly related enterprises (the ‘Opportunities’).” Per TheBlast.com The specifics of what constitutes confidential information are laid out and cover seven areas: The premise and concept of his intellectual property Mr. Kelly’s business and private life The business activities of the

#LadyGaga #SurvivingRKelly #RKelly Public pressure is mounting against R. Kelly in the wake of the Lifetime network's six-part TV docuseries Surviving R. Kelly , which premiered last week. On Wednesday, protesters gathered outside his Chicago studio — and, on Twitter, pop star Lady Gaga apologized for a collaboration with Kelly. At large, the music industry has equivocated for years about the decades of allegations against Kelly. The R&B star, who has denied all accusations, was acquitted on 14 counts of child pornography in 2008. Through dozens of interviews, Surviving R. Kelly lays out those allegations, which include sexual and physical abuse. Late last night, Lady Gaga posted a lengthy note on Twitter apologizing for a 2013 duet with Kelly and vowing to see it removed from streaming services. The song was called "Do What U Want"; the two performed it together multiple times, including at the American Music Awards and on Saturday Night Live. View imag