R. Kelly had sex with a woman and a minor, without telling them he had herpes, indictment claims

R. Kelly was accused of having unprotected sex with two women, including a minor, without disclosing he had herpes, according to an amended indictment which pressed new charges against the R&B singer in New York on Friday. 

The 53-year-old ‘I Believe I Can Fly’ singer is accused in a revised federal indictment filed in Brooklyn of giving an underage girl, as well as a woman herpes in 2015 and 2017. 

He is also accused of making videos of the sexual encounter with the girl later that year, according to the indictment. 

The 53-year-old ‘I Believe I Can Fly’ singer is accused in a revised federal indictment filed in Brooklyn of giving an underage girl, as well as a woman herpes in 2015 and 2017

The minor, listed in court papers as Jane Doe #5, claims Kelly never told her he had herpes during their relationship, TMZ reports.

A Jane Doe #6 says she too was exposed to the virus because they had unprotected sex.

In addition, federal prosecutors also added new racketeering charges including allegations he used, ‘force, threats of force, physical restraint and threats of physical restraint.’

No new arraignment date was set against, Kelly, who is jailed in Illinois while he awaits trial in a separate case.

No new arraignment date was set against, Kelly, who is jailed in Illinois while he awaits trial in a separate case. Kelly, who has adamantly denied any wrongdoing on all fronts, faces multiple counts of state and federal sexual misconduct charges in Illinois, Minnesota and New York

Kelly first landed in jail in July and has been awaiting trial at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Chicago that’s one block away from his pretrial hearings. He is pictured during the hearings at the Leighton Criminal Courthouse

The singer, who has adamantly denied any wrongdoing on all fronts, faces multiple counts of state and federal sexual misconduct charges in Illinois, Minnesota and New York. 

This includes an alleged racketeering scheme made to supply Kelly with young girls and sexual assault.

Kelly first landed in jail in July and has been awaiting trial at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Chicago that’s one block away from his pretrial hearings.

He has participated in hearings in the New York case via video.

He last week pleaded not guilty to an updated federal indictment in Chicago that includes child pornography charges and abuse allegations from a new accuser.

Kelly wore prison garb before a judge while his attorney entered the plea on his behalf at an arraignment hearing in Chicago on March 5.

Authorities had seized more than 100 electronic devices, including cell phones and hard drives, in the case against the singer as prosecutor Angel Krull promised at the time that the government would be filing additional charges.

His attorney, Doug Anton, responded to the latest charges in an interview with TMZ.

‘It seems that the government has sought to add additional allegations as to alleged conduct, with what they believe to be more specificity,’ Anton told the news outlet.

‘Why these alleged facts relating to conduct were not known by the government until now, or included in the indictment until now, raises questions for my defense team to take an interest in.’

R. Kelly appears a the Leighton Criminal Court in Chicago last year when he pleaded not guilty in the cases he faces in Illinois. His lawyer, responding to the latest charges filed in New York, says they raise ‘questions for my defense team to take an interest in’