Chicago prosecutor to drop s*xual abuse charges against R. Kelly

Chicago prosecutor Kim Foxx on Monday announced decision to drop s*xual abuse charges against R&B singer R. Kelly.

Mrs Foxx, who made this announcement in a press conference, noted that “justice has been served” with R. Kelly already convicted for two federal charges that would see him serve time for decades.

“We believe that justice has been served,” Mrs Foxx said.

“Mr. Kelly is potentially looking at never walking out of prison again for the crimes he’s committed.”

R. Kelly was first convicted on racketeering and s*x trafficking charges in 2021, and was jailed for 30 years.

In 2022, R. Kelly was also convicted on another s*x related crimes, coercing minors into sexual activity and producing s*x tapes involving a minor.

The singer is scheduled to be sentenced on this by February.

R. Kelly trial juror excused by judge after suffering a panic attack in court

A trial juror in RnB star, R.Kelly’s case in Chicago suffered a panic attack during a break in proceedings, and was excused by the Judge.

TMZ reported that during the trial on Monday September 12, the white female juror started having a panic attack after the prosecution gave their closing argument.

The judge said he was told the juror “couldn’t last another minute” and he excused her, according to reporter Jon Seidel.

The judge says a white male alternate juror is now stepping in, and like the juror he’s replacing, this guy has also not seen the “Surviving R. Kelly” documentary.

As the trial comes to an end, the defense team is now giving their closing arguments, after the prosecution ripped Kelly to begin the day, labeling him a sexual predator who used his celebrity status to abuse minors.

Kelly, who was already sentenced to 30 years in federal prison following a June conviction in New York, is expected to learn his fate soon depending on how long it takes the jury to reach a verdict.

R. Kelly’s ‘fiancée’ Joycelyn Savage writes tell-all book on life in his ‘shadow

R. Kelly’s longtime live-in girlfriend and now alleged fiancée, Joycelyn Savage is preparing to release a tell-all book about her relationship with the pedophilic R&B singer.

In an email to The Post, Savage, 26, confirmed the book will be called “Love and Joy of Robert” and “should be published on Saturday.”

“All I can say is that it is about Robert, the beginning of my life in Robert’s shadow, where things began to take off, and where they are currently going,” she wrote about the book’s contents.

Savage would neither confirm nor deny to The Post that she and Kelly, whose full name is Robert Sylvester Kelly, are engaged. “Everything will be answered in my book,” she said.

She also did not reveal whether the book would be self-published or through an established publishing house, or where the tome would be available.

This is coming after The Post obtained a letter Savage wrote a federal judge, referring to herself as Kelly’s fiancée and asking that he received a more lenient sentence for his decades-long sexual abuse of women and underage girls and boys.

Kelly was sentenced to 30 years in the sex trafficking case.