R. Kelly claims that the investigation of the Chicago authorities on his studio is fictitious

The ramifications of the Lifetime series Survive R. Kelly start knocking at home for the legend of the R & B, literally. As we reported, the Chicago Police Department and the B & Z Department investigated Kelly's studio in Chi-Town after the fall of the docuseries. Kells would have lived in the studio, which is approved only for industrial purposes. Of course, it is badumed that Kells used the studio as a base for his alleged badual activities. The police were therefore very eager to enter and close the premises. They apparently have found evidence that Kells lived in this space. The work would have been carried out without an appropriate permit or authorization. Although this sounds like overwhelming evidence, TMZ reports that Kelly calls the entire investigation false.

Sources close to Kells tell the media that the authorities are all wrong. Kells has never lived in studio according to sources. The bed that was found in the studio was placed there for long recording sessions. Kells sometimes spent 14 to 15 hours in the studio and he was too tired to drive home. The famous Chicago winter storms have all been cited as a reason for Kelly to have a bed in his studio, in case it is snowy. The fact that Kelly also has a real residence at the Trump Tower in Chicago helps her case. The sources also claim that Kells feels that the studio has not changed since he started renting space, claiming that the single room was still present.