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A Chicago studio that was featured prominently in the Lifetime docu-series, Surviving R. Kelly was the target of a raid by city police. While the move from cops didn’t yield a bust of sorts, it did get the beleaguered R&B singer slapped with a complaint on a building violation.
TMZ reports:
The Chicago studio, heavily featured in “Surviving R. Kelly,” was swarmed this week by Chicago cops and the Cook County Building and Zoning Department — and they ended up filing a complaint against Kelly.
The officials say there’s evidence he’s using the place as a residence, and had done renovations without getting permits.
Sources close to Kelly tell us that he’s denying ever living in the studio. Although he admits having a bed in there, he says it was only there for extra long recording sessions — 14 to 15 hours — when he was too exhausted to make it home, or if there was a bad winter storm.
We’re told he also points to the fact that he has a real residence at Chi-Town’s Trump Tower.
The outlet adds that Kelly insists he never did renovations inside the space and that it always featured a bedroom.
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