Kelly, whose real name is Robert Kelly, has pleaded not guilty to all charges. While testifying against the singer, former employees and alleged victims of sexual abuse have described in detail the control Kelly exerted over people who worked at and visited the home. Kelly's sprawling home boasted an indoor, jungle-themed pool, a game room, a boxing ring, a movie theater, a room covered in mirrors, an aquarium containing sharks, a log cabin in the front yard and two recording studios, witnesses said. RELATED: R Kelly case: Timeline of singer's life, lurid rumor to criminal charges The singer faces decades in prison if convicted of the most serious charges. Separately from this case, Kelly faces federal child pornography and obstruction charges in the Northern District of Illinois, and faces state charges there for multiple counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse - charges he has denied.

Prosecutors say Kelly was the leader of a criminal 'enterprise' made up of some of the people who served as the singer's managers, bodyguards, drivers, personal assistants, runners and members of his entourage, CNN reported.

The home was also the site of his studio called the 'Chocolate Factory,' which operated from about 2004 to 2010, according to testimony during Kelly's federal trial in Brooklyn for racketeering and sex trafficking charges.

Kelly getting underway in BrooklynĪbout 25 miles outside of Chicago in the village of Olympia Fields sits a mansion that R. (Previous Coverage) Sex trafficking trial of R.

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