April Smith and Patricia Dillard, the hosts of the podcast where the convicted singer R. Kelly He won several of his melodies, they defended their interview with him.

Kelly made a rare podcast look on Smith and Dillard's podcast and found he wrote 25 albums while in prison.

However, several fans expressed dissatisfaction in Kelly's revelation to work on new music and wondered why the podcast hosts gave him the audience.

Smith and Dillard knew they published their interview with R. Kelly in their "intimate tea with A & P" podcasts could withdraw them online.

However, they went forward to do so and do not seem to complain about their actions in spite of the return of returning.

Duo talked to TMZ In the middle of the buzzing, their interview with Kelly was generated and discovered that it happened to happen.

They said they interview another prisoner who told them that in the same prison as the R & B singer was credited. The prisoner then found a way to Kelly on the line.

Smith and Dillard shared that they had no problems with an interview that progress because they did not talk about Kelly's case with him.

The incarcerated singer is subject to the main order, and is attractive to its belief in several charges, including forced labor, sexual exploitation of minors and breach of Mann.

Although all of them would be all pleasant interviewing R. Kelly from prison, Podcast hosts explained why they are fine with it.

Dillard said, "We are just two individuals who are able to separate artist art."

They also discovered that the answers to the conversation mixed, which did not surprise them, given that many people canceled Kelly, following his judgment. However, they said, "When R. Kelly is calling, answer."

Smith and Dillard also noticed that they started their podcast because they wanted to work on prison reform.

Podcast hosts usually speak with familiar prisoners, and their talks are mainly prison conditions. However, they were lucky when Kelly became a guest on their show.

During a conversation with Smith and Dillard, Kelly shared his passion for music Singing the clip from his hit songs, "When a woman was worried," and "a step in the name of love".

The 58-year-old divided that his love for music did not fall and described singing as a "beautiful disease that is incurable."

In addition to writing 25 albums in prison, Kelly shared that he focused on his freedom's return, but he was patient while doing it.

Kelly's efforts to regain their freedom, they suffered their flaw in February after the Federal Appeals Court confirmed its racketing convictions and tro-decador-penalties.

However, despite the verdict, his lawyer, Jennifer Bonjean, said the singer hopes and resistant and will remain fighting for his freedom and justice.

After the clips of R. Kelly's podcast, the virus left, several Netizen shared his thoughts about his desire to release new prison albums.

Many of those who reacted to the interview were wondering why he got the audience.

One x user wrote"Why give him an audience? No one wants to hear the pedo sing."

Another person expressed a surprise for Kelly to make a podcast interview from prison, while the third commentator wrote: "Why are we interviewing him correctly? Why are women laughing while they interviewed him?"

The fourth person added "who are two losers from him to podcast! It's like someone worries her working on new music! All his music was about sex sooooooo."

During the "SNL" 50. Anniversary, there was "in a memoriam" segment that arose some of the most precious guests of the show.

The list included Kelly, OJ Simpson, Jared Fogle and Robert Blake, who all made headlines for the wrong reasons.

However, Kelly's lawyer, Jennifer Bonjean, slammed the show, suggesting that some names that could consider more "problematic". Bonjan said TMZ"" Pretty arrogant that SNL sees as your job to decide, cassettes, which should and should not be canceled. "