R. Kelly’s Fiancée Joycelyn Savage Claims To Be Carrying Singer’s Baby

R. Kelly’s fiancée Joycelyn Savage has claimed she’s pregnant with the disgraced R&B singer’s child. The revelation came in her new tell-all book Love and Joy of Robert.

The New York Post got its hands on the bombshell 11-page excerpt from the book, which was released to the masses on Amazon on Friday (August 12).

Savage reportedly writes: “Months later, I began expecting severe morning sickness and was unsure what was wrong with my body. I thought I had contracted COVID-19, but the most amazing news of all was that I was expecting.

“It was a happy day but an incomplete time in my life. Today I am grateful to God for giving me the most precious gift. Robert is extremely excited about the news that I am having a baby and feels sad that Robert will not be able to be here with us.”

Savage told the New York Post that R. Kelly agreed for her to publish a photo of the baby’s ultrasound in the exposé. She claimed that the incarcerated singer’s team has read and approved the book’s publishing. The 27-year-old is currently living in one of Kelly’s condos and is planning on writing another book about him.

“Robert approved the book and his team has read it through. I wanted pictures of us at concerts, at his house, and lying down together. I told them I wanted exactly what happened,” she said.

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“However, there were moments I didn’t include in this book because I wanted to have a happy ending and story with Robert. I live in one of Robert’s condos and am working on my next book, which will reveal a lot about him that has been tampered by the media. Many secrets.”

It’s unclear when Savage is due, but her baby will be R. Kelly’s fourth child.

The 55-year-old remains behind bars after being sentenced to 30 years in prison by U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly in June. He was convicted on nine counts of various racketeering and sex trafficking charges during September 2021’s trial.