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R. Kelly walks out after interviewer asks about past sex allegations

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Dec 22, 2015

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Singer R. Kelly walked out of an interview with HuffPost Live Monday when host Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani asked him about past sexual abuse allegations.

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Modarressy-Tehrani asked Kelly if he thought his music might be more popular if not for past allegations of sexual relations with minors.

>>Read about allegations against Kelly in Rolling Stone.

Before he walked out, Kelly argued for several minutes with Modarressy-Tehrani, accusing her of framing her questions in a negative way. To make his point, Kelly asked Modarressy-Tehrani if she drank alcohol, if she ever got drunk and how drunk she got.

And, finally, he announced the interview was over and got up and left.

>>Watch the video here. 

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