R. Kelly breaks down in tears denying his sexual abuse claims in an explosive interview with CBS This Morning. During the heated talk, the controversial singer stands up and begins yelling while trying to defend his honor.

“I’m very tired of the lies,” Kelly, 52, tells CBS’ Gayle King during a talk that aired this Wednesday, March 6.

Among the alleged lies he says he’s heard are the claims that he runs a sex cult and keeps young girls trapped in his basement, handcuffed to furniture and starved.

“I don’t really know what a cult is, but I don’t have one,” says the “I’m A Flirt” singer, smirking.

aggravated criminal sexual abuse. They said three of his four alleged victims were underage at the time of the abuse. The singer, however, pleaded not guilty, and has vehemently denied all claims.

King tells Kelly that the documentary Surviving R. Kelly included interviews from 60 people, including his ex-wife, some of his family members, and former lovers, friends and staffers.

“If you really look at that documentary, which I’m sure you have… everybody says something bad about me. Nobody said nothing good. They were describing Lucifer. I’m not Lucifer. I’m a man. I make mistakes, but I’m not a devil, and by no means am I a monster,” says Kelly.

“Are you saying they’re all lying? All of them?” asks King, at which point Kelly begins blaming the “rumors” of his controlling and abusive attitude on social media.

Joycelyn Savage and 21-year-old Azriel Clary live with him in his Chicago home.

During the interview, Kelly says he feels “love” for them both and doesn’t care about how old they are, as long as their relationship is “legal.” The women’s parents, however, believe Kelly has brainwashed them into staying with him.

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