The action took place at Kelly's first show since sex cult allegations surfaced.
In his first live show since allegations broke that he is purportedly holding a number of women in a kind of sex "cult," R. Kelly did not dial back his signature outrageous antics on Friday night (July 28) at a show in Virginia Beach.
The singer has denied the recent Buzzfeed News story that claimed he's housing half a dozen young women in properties in Chicago and Atlanta where he allegedly controls all aspects of their lives, including what they eat, how they dress, when they sleep and how they "engage in sexual encounters that he records."
During the show at the Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater Kelly -- wearing black track pants, a red leather baseball hat and a red shirt with a playing card featuring his picture -- sang his 1998 hit "Half on a Baby" directly into a front row fans' phone, then rubbed the device on his crotch before handing it back.