R. Kelly Sues Prison Officials and Blogger Tasha K Over Leaked Personal Info

Incarcerated singer R. Kelly has filed a new lawsuit while behind bars, taking legal action against the U.S. government, Bureau of Prisons workers, and blogger Tasha K over the leak of his private information.

The I Believe I Can Fly hitmaker submitted the docs on Monday, RadarOnline.com has learned, accusing three unnamed BOP agents of illegally accessing his digital prison records, including email correspondence, private calls, visitor logs, and selling them to Tasha, perhaps for financial gain.

Earlier this year, Kelly was sentenced to 20 years in prison on child pornography and enticement charges.

19 of those years are being served concurrently with a prior 30-year prison sentence from a separate case in New York on racketeering and sex trafficking charges.

Due to his alleged breach of privacy, Kelly and his lawyer said it left him "isolated and fearful to communicate with his attorneys or other third parties" because he was aware of the possibility it may be "released to the general public for mass exploitation."

As for what was being released, he stated that it was "related to personal and family problems, romantic interests, health problems, literacy issues, and issues related to the defense of his pending criminal cases."

Tasha, who rap artist Cardi B also sued for defamation, previously denied any wrongdoing.

The blogger addressed his accusations and said she received an email from an anonymous source who offered her the tip.

Back in January, Kelly echoed similar claims during a jail call with radio personality Natasha Simon.

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"When I saw that my phone calls back in 2019 [were] all over the place — all the newspapers, and coming out of Tasha K's mouth, and a search warrant was executed on the B.O.P.'s office’s laptop computer, and they found that it was criminal activity going on — that all became real to me as to why I'm late in court hearing all of these things being said about me," he said.