PITTSBURGH — R & B singer R. Kelly broke his silence in his very first television interview amid newest sexual abuse charges.
Local hip-hop station WAMO 100.1 stopped playing his music and on Wednesday, his outbursts during the interview were the topic of conversation on their noon show.
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