*Lifetime’s latest installment of the “Surviving R. Kelly” series concluded with the final chapters Tuesday night and this time around, more horrific accounts of abuse were unpacked.
As Urban Hollywood reports, R Kelly allegedly made young women eat his feces, according to interviews and legal documents highlighted in “Surviving R. Kelly: The Final Chapter.” The docuseries follows 2020’s “Surviving R. Kelly Part II: The Reckoning,” which came a year after “Surviving R. Kelly” premiered in January 2019.
“Surviving R. Kelly: The Final Chapter” revisits Kelly’s alleged sex crimes against women and young girls and his recent criminal trials.
Kelly, 55, is currently serving a 30-year sentence after being convicted of sex trafficking in New York. He is still facing sex crime charges in state trials in Illinois and Minnesota.
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In case you missed it, below are some highlights from “Surviving R. Kelly: The Final Chapter” via Urban Hollywood 411:
- Azriel Clary testified against Kelly in his 2021 federal racketeering and sex trafficking trial in Brooklyn, New York.
- Transcripts of her testimony were shown on screen in the Lifetime docuseries and included statements from Clary who alleged she was forced to eat her feces and “smear it on my face” as punishment when she did not sexually satisfy Kelly.
- One part of the testimony alleged Kelly “directed her to sh-t on the floor,” like a dog.
- Jerhonda Pace, another one of Kelly’s accusers, did an in-person interview for the docuseries and alleged Kelly frequently made girls eat his feces to prove their loyalty.
“Once you’ve reached a one year anniversary, that’s what you do — eat his feces and drink urine,” Pace said. “He wants you to prove that you are loyal to him and really loved him, and that you two were bonded. It was something that happened quite often.”
A former member of Kelly’s entourage confirmed this… saying “Robert made one of the girls or a couple of the girls eat his feces,” the individual said. “That was more of a loyalty type of ritual when they had to eat the feces.”
Elsewhere in the final chapters, we reported previously that details regarding the nuptials and subsequent 1995 annulment between Kelly and late singer Aaliyah are covered. Viewers learn that the R&B crooner paid Aaliya’s parents, Michael and Diane Haughton, to sign an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement).
The agreement was actually discovered by Jim DeRogatis, the reporter who first broke the news of Kelly’s criminal, sexual exploits over two decades ago. DeRogatis told the New York Times that the annulment and Aaliyah’s legal claim against the crooner had been sealed.
“It’s a harrowing document,” he explained. “A non-disclosure agreement on both her part and Kelly’s, vowing not to pursue further legal claims for physical abuse.
He added: So, it wasn’t just an underage sexual relationship, he hit her, allegedly, according to that court document.”
Pratt claims that R. Kelly’s family entered into a legal agreement with him that guaranteed they wouldn’t pursue legal action against him for the illegitimate union once it was dissolved. In exchange, R. Kelly allegedly gave Aaliyah’s family a financial incentive by selling them the rights to his first three albums.
