‘When R. Kelly Calls, You Answer’

April Smith and Patricia Delard, the podcast hosts where the convicted singer R. Kelly He tied a few tones, defended his interview.

Kelly Podcasts appeared rare on Smith and Dellard Podcast and revealed that he wrote 25 albums while he was in prison.

However, many fans expressed their dissatisfaction with the revelation in which Kelly was working as working on new music and asked why the podcast guests gave an audience.

Smith and Dellard knew that publishing them with R. Kelly on “intimate tea with A & P” can draw them online.

However, they have come up with this and they seem to not regret their actions despite the reactions.

The duo spoke to TMZ In the midst of the tanna, the interview with Kelly was born and was accidentally unveiled.

They said they were meeting another prisoner who told them that he was in the same prison as the disgraceful R & B singer. Then the inmate found a way to get Kelly on the line.

Smith and Dellard participated that they had not faced a problem in the interview because they did not discuss Kelly’s case with him.

The imprisoned singer is undergoing a gag with the resumption of his conviction on multiple charges, including forced work, the sexual exploitation of the minor, and the violations of the Man of Man.

Although everyone was not comfortable to meet R. Kelly from prison, the podcast hosts explained the reason they were fine.

“We are only two people who are able to separate the art from the artist,” Deld said.

They also revealed that the responses to the interview were mixed, which did not surprise them, bearing in mind that many people canceled Kelly after his conviction. However, they said, “When R. Kelly calls, you will answer.”

Smith and Dellard also indicated that they fired podcasts because they wanted to work to repair prisons.

The podcast hosts usually speak to the non -famous prisoners, and most of their conversations are related to prison conditions. However, they became lucky when Kelly became a guest of their offer.

During his interview with Smith and Dellard, Kelly shared his passion for music by singing excerpts from his successful songs, “When a woman is fed up” and “a step in the name of love”.

The 58 -year -old shared that his love for music had not retreated and described singing as “a beautiful, unforgettable disease.”

In addition to writing 25 albums in prison, Kelly shared that he focused on restoring his freedom, but he was patient while doing so.

Kelly’s efforts to restore his freedom suffered a setback in February after the Federal Appeal Court endorsed his primary conviction and a three -decade prison sentence.

However, despite the verdict, his lawyer, Jennifer Bunjian, said that the singer hopes and flexibility and will continue to fight for his freedom and hostility.

After I became an interview R. Kelly’s PodCast, many Internet users shared their ideas about his passion for release new albums from prison.

Many of those whose reaction was to the interview asked why he got an audience.

“Why do I give him an audience? No one wants to hear Pedro sings.”

Another person expressed his surprise that Kelly could have an interview with a podcast from prison, while one of the third commentators wrote, “Why do we conduct an interview with him exactly? Why do women smile exactly during an interview with him?”

A fourth person added, “Who are the losers who take him on podcast! Like anyone who is interested in working on new music! All his music revolves around Sooooo.”

During the fiftieth anniversary of “SNL”, there was a chip “in Memoriam” that highlights some of the past two guests in the show.

The menu included Kelly, Ouj Simpson, Jarid Vogel and Robert Blake, which occupied the main headlines for wrong reasons.

However, Kelly’s lawyer, Jennifer Bonjin, criticized the offer, indicating that some of the names that can be considered more “problem” have been excluded. Bunjian said TMZ“Instead, SNL believes that it is their duty to decide, late, who should not be canceled.”