The Surviving R. Kelly Part II: The Reckoning trailer just dropped and it is already garnering a lot of attention. Not only will it follow up with some of the women from the first documentary, but some new people will be sharing their stories as well. It has been almost a year since Lifetime unveiled
The high-profile docu-series Surviving R. Kelly details both past and present allegations of sexual misconduct that have surrounded the legendary RnB singer’s career since the early ’90s. The documentary premiered on Lifetime to record ratings and has left Netflix subscribers wondering whether the streaming giant has licensed the series. Is the Surviving R. Kelly documentary available on Netflix? Unfortunately for Netflix subscribers, the R. Kelly documentary
On Surviving R. Kelly, the R&B singer’s former tour manager, Demetrius Smith, shared shocking details about life on the road. Now, in an interview with The Domenick Nati Show, he has gone even further, speaking about Kelly’s fondness for much younger women and he even commented on the singer’s relationship with Aaliyah. Some of the
On the first part of the Surviving R. Kelly docuseries on Lifetime, the singer’s brother, Bruce Kelly, had a lot to say. Bruce gave his interview from the Cook County Jail in Chicago, where he’s currently serving time — and that has viewers questioning why R. Kelly’s brother is locked up. Bruce Kelly spoke quite
One of the most highly anticipated and controversial Lifetime documentaries is about to premiere and even then, not without the threat of a lawsuit. Surviving R. Kelly is the story of the women who accuse R. Kelly of a host of abuses and when their stories air, it’ll ignite a war between the network and
The premiere of long-awaited docuseries Surviving R. Kelly was halted on Tuesday night after gun threats were called in — and the singer’s wife thinks he is in some way connected to them. The three-part docuseries is set to air on Lifetime in January and was slated to premiere in New York City on Tuesday night.