R. Kelly lashes out over sex abuse allegations in interview with Gayle King

Kelly" dropped and new allegations of sex abuse surfaced."I'm very tired of all of the um, lies, I've been hearing things and seeing things on the blogs, and I'm just tired," he told Gayle King on "CBS This Morning" on Wednesday.The lies that bothered Kelly most, he said, included "that little  girls trapped in a basement, helicopters over my house, trying to rescue someone who doesn't need to be rescued because they're not in my house."R. KELLY DENIES SEXUAL ABUSE ALLEGATIONS: 'I DIDN'T DO THIS STUFF'"Lots of things wrong when it comes to women but I apologized in those relationships," he said. KELLY AMID SEX ABUSE ALLEGATIONSIn a second segment, King asked Kelly about his relationship with the two young women currently living in his home, Joycelyn Savage and Azriel Clary, both 21."I love 'em and it's almost like, they're my girlfriends," he said. KELLY OF SEX ABUSE WHEN THEY WERE UNDERAGEWhen asked if he was attracted to young women and girls, Kelly responded, "I don't look at much younger than me. KELLY'When asked about Clary, he said, "I'm seeing her." He denied "seeing her" or having a sexual relationship with her when she was 17, though he alleges her parents encouraged him to date her at the time."What kind of father, what kind of mother will sell they daughter to a man? KELLY ONCE CAUGHT HAVING SEX WITH UNDERAGE AALIYAH, FORMER BACKUP SINGER CLAIMSIn a preview for King's interview with Savage and Clary, the girls denied being brainwashed, abused or held against their will.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"I'm crying because you don't know the truth," Clary sobbed, adding that her parents were lying to extort money from the singer.The Associated Press contributed to this report.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.