R. Kelly released from prison saying, “We’re going to straighten all this stuff out”
By Reuters
12 March 2019 |
5:17 am
R&B singer R. Kelly was released from Cook County jail on Saturday (March 9) after paying more than than $160,00 in lapsed child support.
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