R. KellyThe legal team does not laugh after “Saturday Night Live“Pulled on the singer in disgrace during his special 50th star anniversary.

The lawyer of the hitmaker “I think I can fly” go back to the longtime sketch show to make fun of the condemned sex offender.

Currently behind bars for several sexual crimes, R. Kelly has faced an increasing list of allegations for years, and his reputation only sink more with each new statement.

The special of the 50th anniversary of the popular show sparked the pot with its “in Memoriam” segment, where it highlighted some of his oldestly famous former guests. The list included R. Kelly, Diddy, Oj Simpson, Jared Fogle and Robert Blake, figures that made the headlines for all bad reasons.

But not everyone found the joke fun. R. Kelly’s lawyer Jennifer Bonjean called “SNL” for what she considers selective indignation. Although she did not name names, she suggested that the spectacle left the others who could also be deemed “problematic”.

Speaking TmzBonjean criticized the segment, declaring: “Rather arrogant than SNL considers their work to decide, late, which should and should not be canceled.”

Interestingly, not all controversial figures have been offended. In fact, the testamentary executor of the succession of OJ Simpson would have laughed at the joke of actor John Mulaney about the accused murderers organizing the series.

The controversies surrounding Kelly continue to degenerate, his daughter presenting herself with allegations devastating of childhood sexual abuse.

Breath reported in October that Buku shared his experience in the second episode of the documentary in two parts of the Tvei Streaming Network, “R. Kelly’s Karma: In Daughter’s Journey”.

She described the alleged incident, which occurred at the age of eight or nine, remembering to wake up towards him by touching her.

“I just remember waking up by touching myself. And I didn’t know what to do, so I’m just lying there, and I was pretending to sleep,” said Buku. She did not disclose the alleged abuse to her mother, Andrea Kelly until the age of ten in 2009.

The 26-year-old story has detailed not only the alleged incident itself, but also the subsequent emotional and psychological repercussions that it has experienced. Buku explained that after having confided to his mother, Andrea, they reported the alleged incident to the police, lodging a complaint under “Jane Doe”.

“They could not continue him because I was waiting for too long. So, at that time of my life, I felt like I say something for nothing,” she said. The alleged abuse has almost fractured its family relationships.

“After telling my mother, I didn’t go there; my brother [Robert] and sister [Jaah]We didn’t go there anymore, “said Buku. She has also admitted” and even so far, I am fighting a lot with that. “”

Buku’s testimony in the documentary “R. Kelly’s Karma: A Daughter’s Journey” sparked a storm of anger against Kelly on X (formerly Twitter). Viewers who believed that Buku’s account on the alleged sexual abuse of childhood expressed their deep sympathy for her and disgust in the face of her actions.

A person deplored: “I knew it. I knew it. I hate that they had to go through that.” Another commentator, referring to the past accusations surrounding Kelly, questioned: “Is she the one who fled at the age of 13, which is the age that R. Kelly loves his victims?” Another person wrote:

“It’s not surprising but I hate that she went through it. It’s a thing to undergo sexual abuse period! It is added on shower of sh to know that it was your own F -king Parent who made it like this detail Really With your head. I am happy her where it belongs. “”

Following the devastating allegations of Buku against his father, the 58 -year -old lawyer, Bonjean, published a declaration refuting complaints. Bonjean’s response recognized Buku’s report to report the alleged abuses to his mother, but challenged the accusations themselves.

The legal representative confirmed that a report had been submitted, declaring: “Mr. Kelly vehemently denies these allegations. His ex-wife did the same allegations years ago, and she was investigated by the Department of Children and family services from Illinois and has not been unfounded. ”

Bonjean also criticized the producers of the documentary “R. Kelly’s Karma: Daughter’s Journey”, where Buku shared his story. She said that “the” filmmakers “, whoever they are, did not hold out to Mr. Kelly or his team to allow him to deny these hurtful affirmations”.

From the audience room to a comedy show, R. Kelly remains a magnet for controversy.