R. Kelly will serve one additional year in prison in latest sentencing
Found guilty of more sex crimes, R. Kelly received a 20 year sentence but will only service one additional year

Adding to the list of prison time R. Kelly will serve after having been found guilty of numerous sex crimes over the past two years, a recent guilty conviction will throw an additional year on his current 30-year sentence. USA Today reports a federal jury in Chicago found Kelly guilty of three counts of child pornography and three counts of child enticement.
The conviction comes with a 20-year sentence; however, “19 of those years will be served concurrently with his existing prison time.” So ultimately, Kelly will get one year added to the 30-year prison sentence he’s currently serving. U.S. District Judge Harry Leinenweber determined he will concurrently serve this new set of convictions, giving him an extra year to the 30 he’s doing for a racketeering and sex trafficking conviction in New York in 2021.
The judge’s ruling can be viewed as having some leniency for Kelly. Prosecutors recommended the “Ignition (Remix)” singer serve an additional 25 years on top of his current sentence, suggesting a punishment that goes beyond the guidelines. USA Today says that the prosecution argued his “desire to sexually abuse children is insatiable” and that keeping him behind bars was essential to protecting the community from him.