R. Kelly Accuser Claims She Was Forced Into SUICIDE PACT: 'I Was Really Ready To Take My Own Life'

New decade, new disturbing accusations against R. Kelly.

In the second installment of Surviving R. Kelly, aptly titled Part II: The Reckoning, one of the disgraced singer’s former “girlfriends” claimed he forced her into a suicide pact, by which she would have to kill herself if the Grammy winner was ever arrested or harmed.

Jerhonda Pace (above, insert) met Kelly in 2008 when she was just 17 years old under unconventional circumstances: she attended his child pornography trial in Chicago as one of his supporters and biggest fans. She was allegedly introduced to Kelly outside the courtroom, and went on to start a relationship with him.

In the new episodes of the docu-series, which will air on Lifetime in three parts starting Thursday, January 2, Pace alleged Kelly used her undying love for him against her — and forced her into an arraignment that put her life at risk. She explained:

‘With Rob, I was part of a suicide pact with him. And if anything was to happen to him, if he was to go to jail or someone was to harm him, I was supposed to kill myself. When the suicide pact came about, Rob and I was in the mirror room, and he told me if I was everything to him like I say he is, then there would be no life worth living. He said, if something happens to me, I want you to take these pills.”

Wow.

Being a young girl in love, Pace was ready and willing to go to hell and back for her celebrity crush. She added:

“When I was with him I was really ready to take my own life, because Rob was everything to me. Rob was my life.”

We don’t doubt that: love makes us do crazy things. Unfortunately for Pace, she was in love with a man who has been described as a “sociopath.”

Pace was interviewed in the first part of the docu-series, which aired last year and sparked a public outrage movement against the accused pedophile, but this was the first time she revealed the alleged suicide pact.

In addition to the new claims, the second installment of Surviving R. Kelly is showing new accusers who are speaking for the first time on camera. One of these women is Dominique Gardner, one of Kelly’s former live-in girlfriends whose rescue from a Los Angeles hotel by her mother was shown in the first part of the docu-series.

Another accuser, Tiffany Hawkins, who sued him in 1996 seeking damages and says she is the first young girl he abused, alleged how she watched the star having sex with a group of her underage friends.

She said on camera:

“Robert did ask me to bring friends with me and I did bring friends with me. They always wound up having sex. Always. It always ended up that way… The first time I met with Robert after getting his phone number, I gathered some friends, we went to his apartment. We were all talking, laughing, you know everybody had fun… There was a lot of laughs, joking. There was a lot of fun. My friends were all in his bedroom… So I would go in and out of the room. And every time I went in there, he was having sex with someone.”

Michael Avenatti, Stormy Daniel‘s former lawyer who is suing Kelly on behalf of some of the alleged victims, insisted that the R&B star and his enablers should be held accountable for their alleged actions. He said in an interview:

“People look at some of these allegations and they blame the parents or they blame girls. Where they should be blaming people is where the blame f**king belongs and that’s with R.Kelly and his enablers. Period.”

As for the singer, he is currently in jail awaiting trial on a slew of sexual abuse charges across multiple states.

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