Jimmy Kimmel jokes: R. Kelly's anonymous child support provider could be CBS: "It was great for them"

ABC's Jimmy Kimmel mocked his CBS rival on Monday, joking that the Tiffany network may have paid late for Kelly's late alimony because of the bizarre interview he gave at their morning show drew them a lot.

The memorable meeting with the singer of Gayle King, co-host of CBS This Morning, spanned several days. Kelly, 52, has turned into a viral meme to stand above King while unleashing himself and, at other times, he has talked enthusiastically about his mother and his career.

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Kelly's performance during the multi-part interview was largely flouted, while King was praised for his stoic – and namesake "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" Thinks that CBS was the big winner. Kimmel played the last excerpt from the interview in which Kelly explained that he liked all types of women.

"I did not think it was possible that this interview went better, but I was wrong," Kimmel said. "R. Kelly can objectify women of all ages.

Kimmel called the interview "end-to-end instability outbreak" and explained that an anonymous party paid $ 161,000 in child support to release the child's title "Ignition." ".

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"Maybe CBS paid the money, it was great for them," Kimmel joked.

A judge on Wednesday ordered Kelly's continued detention, after stating that he did not have all of the $ 161,000 he owed as child support. He was released on Saturday and a spokesman for the Cook County Department, who runs the prison, said the money had been posted Saturday morning, but she did not know by whom.

Last month, he was charged with 10 counts of aggravated sexual assault against four women, three of whom were minors at the time. He was taken to the same prison.

Kelly, one of the best selling musical artists of all time, has been accused for decades of raping girls and underage women and having some held them as virtual slaves. The charges made headlines after the explosive documentary series "Surviving R. Kelly" aired in January.

Kathleen Joyce of Fox News contributed to this report.