No, I find it reprehensible and disgusting. That said, how can those feelings carry over in a tangible fashion to his published works? Call it compartmentalization if you must but I think I can say safely that he is a horrible person that made fire ass music.
I don't maintain a line. Hell, I don't even think my favorite athlete of all time (Floyd Mayweather) is the greatest of people due to his domestic violence history but I can sure as hell recognize and appreciate his talent when he was boxing in real fights. It isn't like I know them personally as perhaps that would color my opinion of them differently. I know of them and the news that has been made for public consumption.
As simplistic as this might be, I realized long ago that good people can do bad things and bad people can do good things. Kells falls in the latter. If we ignored or minimized contributions from people deemed bad, we wouldn't have progressed as far as we have in a civilization because regardless of their character, their works have also impacted the fabric of our society.