A judge set R. Kelly’s bond at $1 million on Saturday, reportedly calling the allegations against the R&B star “disturbing.”

The New York Post reports that Cook County Judge John Fitzgerald Lyke Jr. said the million-dollar bond represented $250,000 for each of the women and girls Kelly is accused of abusing.

Three of the four alleged victims are all underage, between 13 and 17 years old. Kelly faces a total of ten counts of criminal sex abuse.

A reporter from WGN-TV indicated in a series of tweet, citing Kelly’s lawyer Steve Greenberg, that Kelly may have a delay in coming up with the $100,000 cash — 10 percent of the deposit bond — required to secure his conditional release.

Here’s the scene at the Cook County Criminal Court building after #RKelly was given $1 million D-bond (which means he walks free if he posts $100,000). He’s lawyer said, “his finances are a mess.” ⁦@WGNNews⁩ pic.twitter.com/SQOVqzpINX

— Mike Lowe (@MikeLoweReports) February 23, 2019

#RKelly’s attorney says he believes Kelly will be able to post the $100,000.⁩ “He doesn’t have it sitting around in a shoe box,” Steve Greenberg said. ⁦@WGNNews⁩ pic.twitter.com/xCCT3r5ECV

— Mike Lowe (@MikeLoweReports) February 23, 2019

The attorney said on Friday that he believed all of Kelly’s victims are lying about the allegations.

The charges against Kelly come with a maximum sense of 70 years in prison.