Shock new allegations from victims in Surviving R Kelly Part II: The Reckoning

The new documentary about R Kelly will feature "new stories with revealing details." Photo / AP

The documentary that detailed allegations against disgraced singer R Kelly has released a trailer for its sequel.

The Lifetime documentary, titled Surviving R Kelly Part II: The Reckoning, will feature stories from other alleged victims, and will tackle why Kelly's victims were not believed when they spoke out decades ago.

According to a press release, the documentary will "feature new stories with revealing details".

A young woman who features in the trailer claims she was part of an R Kelly suicide pact.

"If he was to go to jail, I was supposed to kill myself," the woman explains.

Reps for 52-year-old R Kelly claimed in a statement to Fox News the series "is nothing more than worthless propaganda, without basis in fact or reality".

Part one of the documentary Surviving R Kelly aired in January this year. The documentary lead to R Kelly being dropped from his record label RCA Records, and the singer is currently imprisoned.

AP reports the 52-year-old will stand trial in April next year on child pornography and obstruction of justice charges.

Last week he was also charged with bribery, Fox News reports. The charge relates to the attempted creation of a "fraudulent identification document" for a woman identified as "Jane Doe" on August 30, 1994.

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