Growing legal trouble for singer R. Kelly following Lifetime's 'Surviving R. Kelly'
Protesters march outside R. Kelly's Chicago studio after Lifetime aired its bombshell docuseries detailing the alleged abuse of women and underage girls.
Erykah Badu wants “Surviving R. Kelly” filmmaker Dream Hampton to apologize for claiming she reached out to her to participate in the Lifetime docuseries.
ERYKAH BADU AND DA BRAT DEFEND R. KELLY AMID SEXUAL MISCONDUCT ALLEGATIONS
“I WAS NOT EVER contacted by anyone to be in documentary,” Badu posted.
Erykah Badu (REUTERS)
“APOLOGIZE. It’s simple.”
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Hampton shot back: “Apologize? Are you kidding? Again, you PUBLICLY said he did more for black people than anyone?”
Hampton was referencing Badu’s banter from the 2015 Soul Train Awards show.
This article originally appeared on Page Six.
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