R. Kelly's Atlanta Home Where Women Were Allegedly Turned To S3x Slaves Sold

R. Kelly

The Atlanta home of embattled singer, R. Kelly's home where women were allegedly held against their will has reportedly been sold.

Documents obtained by TMZ showed that the house the singer usually rented in Metro Atlanta, was sold on June 3. Folks who work for Fulton County where the home is located, told the publication that the house was sold for $1,785,000.

According to the Surviving R. Kelly docu-series, the house was where the singer kept members of his alleged sex cult and in some cases, it is claimed that the women were held there against their will.

Some of the women claimed they were forced to call him "Daddy," and had to ask permission for everything from bathroom breaks to meals.

The 11,455 sq. ft. house has 7-bedrooms, 12-foot ceilings, 2 kitchens, 7 fireplaces, a home theater, a 4-car garage,  a pool, spa, tree house, playhouse and tennis court.

Kelly who is in custody in Chicago and awaiting a federal trial, has since denied the allegations levelled against him.