A US judge decides to bail out a million dollars for singer K Kelly, accused of sexual assault on minors

A US judge has announced a million-dollar bailout for singer Kelly Kelly, charged with sexual assault on four women, including underage girls.

The singer, whose real name is Robert Sylvester Kelly, faces charges of sexual assault for decades.

The singer denies the charges against him and has never been convicted in any other case.

He went to the police on Friday after a warrant was issued against him. Although the bail is set at $ 1 million, he is released on bail as soon as he pays $ 100,000.

The court ordered him to surrender his passport and prevented him from contacting people aged 18.

The singer was brought to justice after a documentary film titled "Kelly's Victims," ​​dealing with several decades of sexual assault charges against many women, including her ex-wife.

The first hearing was presided over by Justice John Fergerald Lake, who presided over the appointment of Jesse Smollet to secure a bond.

The actor is accused of having fabricated a hateful assault incident on him.

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Kelly likes Saturday night in court. He faces 10 charges of aggravated sexual assault.

According to the Associated Press, one of the charges would be based on photographs showing Kelly sleeping with a 14-year-old girl. Kelly had benefited from the patent in a similar case in 2008.

Kelly met another 16 year old girl when she asked him for a signature at this trial.

He met a third girl accused of sexual assault in a restaurant on the occasion of her 16th birthday.

The singer faces seven years in each case.