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R. Kelly kept an ugly side of his life hidden as he escaped poverty in Chicago and rose to pop music stardom, a prosecutor told jurors Wednesday at the singer's trial on charges accusing him of enticing girls for sex and rigging a 2008 child pornography case. Kelly’s lead attorney implored jurors during her opening statement at the federal trial in Chicago not to accept what she said was the prosecution’s portrayal of her client as "a monster." Going back to the 1990s, much of the world knew Kelly solely by his hit songs, including the chart-topping inspirational anthem "I Believe I Can Fly," U.S.

U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly has ordered a rare hearing to determine whether R&B star R.

Two of R. Kelly's lead lawyers, Steven Greenberg and Michael Leonard, have requested to withdraw from the case ahead of the federal trial amid a dispute with other members of the singer's defense team.According to TMZ, Greenberg and Leonard cited a rift on the team with lawyers Thomas A.

Two of R. Kelly's attorneys have requested to withdraw from the star's counsel.

R. Kelly’s attorney is seeking an early release for the singer after he was allegedly attacked in his sleep by a fellow inmate armed with a pen.

R. Kelly was almost stabbed with an ink pen during an attack at the Chicago Metropolitan Correctional Centre.

The R&B singer was said to be sat on his bed when a fellow inmate from the Metropolitan Correctional Centre in assaulted him, according to TMZ.Speaking to the New York Post, Kelly's lawyer Steven Greenberg said that he had been placed in solitary confinement as "that's the only place they can protect him".The alleged attacker was apparently angry about the prison's governor stopping visits at the centre, on more than one occasion, due to the number of Kelly's fans protesting outside the facility."My understanding is, every time there is a pro-R Kelly protest outside of the jail, they lock down the entire facility," Mr Greenberg said."When they do this, inmates don't get their commissary, they don't get their shower, stuff like that and

Kelly was said to be sat on his bed when a fellow inmate from the Metropolitan Correctional Centre in jumped him, according to TMZ.Speaking to the New York Post, Kelly's lawyer, Steven Greenberg, said that he had been placed in solitary confinement, as "that's the only place they can protect him".The attacker was apparently angry about the prison's governor stopping visits at the centre on more than one occasion, due to the number of Kelly's fans protesting outside the facility."My understanding is, every time there is a pro-R Kelly protest outside of the jail, they lock down the entire facility," Mr Greenberg said."When they do this, inmates don't get their commissary, they don't get their shower, stuff like that and since they're fairly

R. Kelly was the target of an attack by another inmate while in federal lockup, according to his attorney.

R. Kelly was allegedly attacked in his prison cell by a fellow inmate.

R. Kelly is "likely diabetic," which puts him at a high risk of serious complications if he contracts COVID-19, according legal documents filed by the singer’s attorney on Friday (May 1). In them, attorney Steven Greenberg demands for the third time that Kelly be released from prison. Eleven days prior, the judge overseeing the case denied the singer's second request to be released from custody while awaiting trial.

A New York judge has shot down R. Kelly’s bid for an early prison release amid coronavirus concerns.

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