Stephanie is one of many women who have accused Kelly of various sexual abuse crimes, many of which were chronicled in the 2019 documentary Surviving R.

Kelly of Painful Abuse Share Their Stories

RELATED: 'It Was a Horrible Life': 8 Women Who Accuse R. Nicole Blank Becker, one of Kelly's four lawyers, reportedly said in court that the age of consent in Illinois is 17 years old, though the Times noted that the law is only applicable if the age difference between partners is less than five years, and Kelly was 32 at the time. Upon his return, Kelly directed her to have oral sex while he recorded, Stephanie said. The breaking point in their relationship that ultimately led her to cut off contact was when he flew her and a friend to Orlando, then allegedly left them there for several days in a house they did not leave, the Times reported. If he returned to find that she'd moved, he would get angry, she testified, according to the Times. Stephanie alleged that Kelly's moods could quickly turn from 'nice and charming' to 'controlling intimidating,' particularly during sex, and that he would allegedly sometimes tell her to remove her clothes, get in a particular position, and leave the room for up to several hours. I'll never forget the way he treated me.' 'He humiliated me, degraded me, he scared me. 'I've never been treated like that before or since,' she reportedly said.

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