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| R. Kelly can't catch a break. He lost his studio and his American tour is scrapped. Now he's trying to spread his love to Australia and folks are concerned down under. |
After that blockbuster documentary Surviving R. Kelly, the singer is now struggling to find a place.
His hometown of Chicago placed a ban on him. He was ordered to stay out of his studio after hours.
City officials said that the studio had bedrooms and bathrooms in the space. They said that is a violation of housing and business codes.
Chicago shut down his studio and ordered him to use the property during a 9am-5pm work week.
His manager and attorneys said the judges involved are trying to "invert" the hours of operation that doesn't work for the singer. He opens his studios during the 8pm-7am hours to be "creative."
"I have never been creative or worked between the hours of 9:00am and 5:00pm," said R. Kelly.
North Carolina urban/pop stations are dropping his music from their playlists. The station from large market Charlotte said that you'll have to hear it somewhere else. WOSF-FM and WBAV-FM have followed a call from local residents to #MuteRKelly.
It comes after the lawyers for the singer confirmed that Aaliyah and R. Kelly did have a marriage. It was the idea of R. Kelly. He told her to fake an age. Her mother and father forced the two to dissolve the marriage.
R. Kelly has allegedly kept two women at his side. The family of the women are calling upon the law to find out if they were sexually abuse by the singer.
It looks like #KellzInTown.
The singer is planning a tour in Australia, New Zealand and Sri Lanka despite the allegations of him having numerous affairs with underage girls.
The singer has not been on social media since he was dropped from RCA Records.
Australian lawmaker wants to place a public ban on the singer.
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