Allege R Kelly 'hostage' releases second video tells parents they're 'embarrassing her'

One of the young women whose parents accused R&B singer, R. Kelly of allegedly holding them in a 'cult' has issued a second video claiming once again that she's not being held against her will and that her mum and dad "need to stop".

The latest interview finds Savage outdoors, sitting on a park bench, and speaking in a slightly less stilted manner than the first.  

According to the Mirror, her new video is possibly in response to the media reaction to the first video which was filmed indoors and in which Joycelyn Savage declined to say where she was or whether she was allowed to leave. 

Dad, you know everything that's going on with the media and the internet and what you have done is a complete disaster," she said in the video given to TMZ. "You need to stop, because right now I am fed up with everything you are doing. You're embarrassing me and the whole entire family.

She also alludes to an incident that apparently took place shortly before she went to meet the singer. 

Honestly, you know the situation that had happened that night when I went to meet R. Kelly, she said.

I would like for you - matter of fact, I would love for you to stop what you're doing, because I can't believe you even went this far.

In a video released on Tuesday morning, her father, Timothy Savage, challenged R. Kelly to sue him "so everybody can see your dirty laundry."

At Monday's press conference he said he would present evidence of the family's claims against the singer within "the next two to five days.

Mr. Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him. Mr. Kelly unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name, Kelly's attorney Linda Mensch said in a statement.

The singer has not been charged with any crime reports the Mirror.