Savage, who was one of Kelly’s two live-in girlfriends, raved in the letter about her relationship with the “I Believe I Can Fly” singer, 55, saying they share a “special connection” and “deep love.” “I’m writing this letter in support of Robert in advance of his sentencing, so I can explain to the court that I’m not the victim that the government has portrayed me to be.” “My name is Joycelyn Savage, and I’m Robert Kelly’s fiancé,” the 26-year-old disclosed to Judge Ann Donnelly on June 13 in the letter, which Page Six obtained. Kelly is engaged to one of his alleged victims, the woman revealed in a letter advocating for a more lenient sentence for the convicted sex trafficker. Kelly, manager tried to ‘intimidate, silence’ sex abuse accusers, lawsuit claims This made me think about Love, Actually, which also leaves several unresolved plotlines.R. It seemed to quickly jump from one plotline to another without really tying anything up. There are eleven characters involved in a tangle of sexual affairs and that is not including the various side characters who come and go. Although I got a good grasp on the structure of Trapped in the Closet, the plot was a complete mystery to me at this point.ĭuring Day Two I tried and failed to navigate the plot. The intensity of the sing-rapping grew steadily throughout adding in more repetitive verbiage and ‘ooo’s as it went on.
Each chapter opens with a revelation and closes with a cliffhanger, like when Sylvester realizes that the cop who pulled him over on his way home had been sleeping with his girlfriend. The first day was really all about getting comfortable with the flow of the rap opera. note: If you haven't seen the wondrous beauty that is Trapped in the Closet, spoilers lay ahead. Here’s my take on what happens when you listen to Trapped in the Closet for seven days straight.Į.d.
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