R.Kelly Leaves Jail, Spotted At McDonald’s [VIDEO]
R.Kelly Leaves Jail, Spotted At McDonald’s [VIDEO]
R.Kelly is officially a free man, at least for now. Monday (February 25th) afternoon, the 52-year-old singer was released after spending the weekend in Cook County jail (in Chicago) on sex abuse charges. After posting bail, the singer was escorted out of jail with his attorney. He was surrounded amid a crowd of reporters. See the footage below (warning graphic language).
Shortly after being released from jail, the singer was spotted enjoying a meal at Mc Donald’s. Wearing a black hoodie under a tan jacket, with black shades, Kelly sat at a small table inside the fast food chain.
R. Kelly’s first stop after three nights in Cook County Jail? The rock ‘n’ roll McDonald’s in River North.
That appears to be him in the tan coat ordering at the counter @ABC7Chicago pic.twitter.com/2KQjQgGjWN
— liz nagy (@liznagy) February 26, 2019
Kelly’s love for McDonald’s is well documented.
Fast food aside, he has yet to comment publicly since his release.
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