R&B singer R. Kelly has requested house arrest, citing fears for his safety amid allegations of a murder plot orchestrated by several fellow inmates. The “I Believe I Can Fly” hitmaker, who is serving ...

R. Kelly was rushed to the hospital after allegedly overdosing on medication in prison — and his attorney believes the incident was intentional. The incarcerated singer was taken to Duke University ...

R. Kelly’s legal team has filed an emergency motion seeking his immediate release from federal custody to home detention, claiming that his life is in danger and accusing the government of misconduct.

R. Kelly was hospitalized for an overdose after prison staff gave him "an amount of medicine that could have killed him" and was later forcibly removed from a hospital against medical advice, his ...

An attorney for R. Kelly is painting a picture of corruption and deceit among the ranks of the federal Bureau of Prison’s staff and inmates, alleging there is a target on his client’s back that can be ...

Lawyers for R. Kelly are alleging the singer overdosed last week on medication given to him by prison staff. The "Ignition" singer's legal team, in a June 17 filing obtained by USA TODAY, claims that ...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — A judge has denied singer R. Kelly 's request to be freed from prison, saying she lacks jurisdiction to consider the convicted sex offender's allegations that federal prison ...

A federal judge in Chicago on Thursday denied singer R. Kelly's bid to be released to home detention, ruling that she does not have the jurisdiction to rule on his attorneys' claims that federal ...

*According to reports, last Friday (06-13-25), R&B singer R. Kelly was rushed from federal prison to Duke University Hospital in North Carolina after what his legal team says was a medication overdose ...

Singer R. Kelly, who is serving time at a federal prison in North Carolina, overdosed on medication given by prison staff, his lawyers claim in a complaint, and Kelly had to be admitted to a hospital ...