For the second time, Azriel Clary sits with Gayle King, which has been updated by CBS Mornings. Azriel Clary revealed that R. Kelly had been caught this time as he has been found indulged in sex trafficking. And not only this, his involvement was there in case of racketeering trial as well.
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Clary also said that Kelly is not present there along with her for the second time to control her by his words when she is being interviewed. And Azriel Clary openly confessed that Kelly had been warned several times. People around him tried to make him understand not to do all these illegal things. He was advised by a lot of people not to harm minor girls by any means. But he was so adamant that he was not ready to listen to anybody at all.

R. Kelly’s lawyer disclosed that he was astonished when found guilty regarding the trafficking and racketeering case. Kelly was reacting very surprisingly towards the decision that was taken on his case. Said King to Clary while interviewing. And also, King asked Clary if she is shocked to listen to this or not. That Kelly acted astonishingly to the verdict.
Clary replied to Gayle King by saying yes, she knows that Kelly knows none other than him is responsible for this trafficking and racketeering case. All his relatives and close friends who care about him advised him again and again. But he didn’t care about their suggestion. He is the kind of person who doesn’t think for others. Neither do care about others’ notions. An insatiable person he is who never wanted to get benefited from anyone by any means.
‘Mind Your Own Business’: Clary’s Advice to People Who Care for Kelly

What would Clary convey if she were given a chance to talk to the people around R. Kelly when asked by Gayle King in the interview. Azriel answered this question by saying that she would ask them to be in their world minding their own business and not to interfere in Kelly’s matter. Otherwise, there is a high risk of being either fined or getting fired.