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"It just makes you understand that you have to be present," he said. "You have to be present. You have
to talk to your kids. You have to make sure your kids got so much confidence in the ability to just have
a conversation and talk."

After calling the entire ordeal "sad," Hart went deeper into detailed on his feelings about the disgraced
R&B singer's alleged actions.

"What you realize is that you're looking at real damaged individuals," he continued. "This is past
perverted or sick. This is some other s**t."

"Make sure this is a time where you embrace your household," he said. "Your family, your loved ones.
And just make sure you're talking to these kids, man. You don't
want this to be your child."

While other high profile entertainers refuse to address the
allegations, Kelly and his team seem to be jumping on their
horses and riding into the storm. Or perhaps they may creating a
bigger shit storm. Timothy Savage, father of Joycelyn Savage,
one of the women allegedly being held against her will by the
singer, has accused Kelly’s current and former managers of
threatening to kill him if he didn’t recant.

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PR veteran Howard Bragman, who’s worked with Monica Lewinsky, Anna Kendrick, and Terrence
Howard, among many others gave his two cents, “When somebody is backed against the wall, they
come out as aggressively as they can, but you’ve got to be smart about it. You’re defending your
reputation, your career, possibly your freedom. You’re going to fight on every level you can.

Kelly doesn’t seem brother by the crumbling of his castle. With numerous allegations of abuse and his
alleged sex cult, Kelly partied out for his 52 birthday in a Chicago club. Kelly was reportedly singing
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a snippet of his hit "Bump N' Grind" inside V75 before telling the crowd that he doesn't care about
what was going on elsewhere in the city.

"It's my motherfucking birthday and I don't give a fuck what's going on tonight," he told the crowd.

Kendra G of WGCI along with activist Darletta Scruggs organized a rally against the singer outside of
his studio.

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