Reshona Landfair, known publicly for years only as “Jane Doe” in the R. Kelly trial that took place in Chicago, is sharing her story in her own words for the first time. In her new memoir, "Who’s Watching Shorty?" — and in her first TV interview on CBS Mornings — Landfair describes how a relationship with R. Kelly, when she was just a young teen, turned into years of abuse, manipulation and silence. Landfair says grooming and fear kept her from telling the truth earlier, and that watching her tr

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Reshonda Landfair, the survivor at the center of the infamous R. Kelly sextape case, is finally telling her story in her first-ever memoir and interview. It’s a powerful reminder of what grooming looks like, its impact, and why survivors deserve the space to speak on their own terms. #SideDishes, do you think stories like hers can help protect the next generation…or does the cycle keep repeating because people enable the behavior? Let's talk 💬 #sidedishtv #sidedishlive #foxsoul #rkelly #reshond

R. Kelly Survivor Reshona Landfair Says Lying to the Grand Jury Was Her “Biggest Regret” Reshona Landfair, once known as “Jane Doe” in the R. Kelly case, is finally speaking openly about her past. She shared that lying to a grand jury as a teenager is one of her biggest regrets — a decision shaped by fear and manipulation at the time. Now 41, Landfair has released a memoir detailing her journey of healing, reclaiming her voice, and finding accountability. She hopes her story inspires other survi