Earlier this year R&B singer R. Kelly was accused of keeping a harem of women against their will [click here if you missed that].
Now former Dallas DJ Kitti Jones explains what it was like living inside the cult of R Kelly...
From Inside Edition
Even with what she already knew, she quit her job and moved to a compound owned by Kelly in Chicago. There were other women living there too, but she says they were forbidden to communicate with each other. The ladies lived in separate suites. Jones claimed it was a virtual prison
"We had to ask to go to the bathroom, [and] ask if we could order food,” she claimed.
She says the “I Believe I Can Fly” singer would get physical if she did something he didn't like.
“The way he would do me is slapping around," she said. "I got tossed around, kicked, starved.”
Jones says she was never held against her will but after nine months, she says she got up the nerve to leave.
"Part of me is scared to call it a cult, but yes, that's what it is,” she said.
