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Celine Dion reportedly pulling R. Kelly collab ‘I’m Your Angel’ from streaming services

Celine Dion reportedly pulling R. Kelly collab ?I?m Your Angel? from streaming services?
Legendary singer, Celine Dion will reportedly be pulling her collaboration with R. Kelly from streaming services following the Lifetime docuseries, "Surviving R. Kelly" where several women accused him of sexual assaults. 

This comes just days after Lady Gaga apologised for doing a collab with him and also announced her decision to pull their collab from streaming services.
According to TMZ, Celine Dion will be taking off the song "I'm Your Angel." The song which was recorded in 1998 appeared on her holiday album and even reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, where it stayed there for 6 weeks. It also went certified platinum and sold more than 1.5 million copies. 
 

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