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Singer, Rema And Viral Tiktoker, Kelly Spark Dating Rumours

Rema, the world-famous Nigerian singer, and UK-based Togolese TikTok star, Kelly Akoussah, have sparked relationship rumours.

The ‘Calm Down’ crooner shared a video of the influencer vibing to one of the songs from his sophomore album, ‘HeIS,’ via his Instagram story with the caption; “My bb [baby].”

It didn’t take long before fans started speculating that the duo might be dating.

Kelly’s caption while reposting Rema’s post further fueled the rumours.

She wrote: “[I] love you [heart emoji].”

This comes weeks after Rema revealed that his new girlfriend will be the mother of his child.

He noted that his mystery girlfriend has a tattoo for him and would do anything for him.

Before these latest relationship rumours, Rema was formerly rumoured to be with Wizkid’s ex, Justine Skye.

The duo fueled the rumours after they were spotted having an intimate moment at Skye’s birthday party, reportedly organised by Rema last year.

The singers have neither denied nor confirmed their relationship.

R. Kelly Was Found Guilty Of Several Sexual Crime Charges.

The disgraced musician was found guilty of using child pornography and seducing children.

In a federal trial held in Chicago, R. Kelly was found guilty of crimes related to child pornography.

The disgraced musician was found guilty of three charges of child pornography and three counts of luring children for sex, according to CBS News. The 55-year-old was cleared of seven other allegations, including conspiracy to obtain child pornography and obstructing the course of justice. Milton “June” Brown, a former assistant, and Darrell McDavid, a co-defendant and former accomplice, were cleared of all charges.

The accusations came from the Chicago state trial, where he was cleared in 2008. Kelly faced 21 counts of producing movies that contained child sex abuse in 2002. One recording’s validity was confirmed by the police and FBI, but a jury in 2008 was unable to establish that the individual on the recording was a minor, therefore Kelly was freed. McDavid and Brown, his co-defendants, were charged with manipulating the 2008 state trial by intimidating and bribing witnesses.

Kelly has been found guilty twice so far this year. He was convicted of racketeering and sex trafficking in New York in June and given a 30-year sentence.