Police rushed to R. Kelly’s home yesterday (Tues) following a call claiming his girlfriends were attempting to carry out a ”suicide pact”.
Officers visited the ‘Ignition’ hitmaker’s apartment in the Trump Tower in Chicago to carry out a welfare check, after dispatchers received a report that suggested five women were about to take their own lives, though the anonymous call did not specify when the alleged suicides would be carried out.
Cops confirmed they had visited the apartment building shortly before 5.30pm but the call was ”not a bonafide incident”.
Kelly’s publicist called the reports ”fake.
According to celebrity website TMZ, the call had come from the National Human Trafficking Hotline, and the ‘I Believe I Can Fly’ singer – who was recently charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse – had been meeting with his legal team at his house for at least two hours before police arrived.
One of Kelly’s alleged victims, Lizzette Martinez, previously claimed the singer had a suicide pact with the women he lives with.
