Ever since her HBO special and Tidal-exclusive album premiered Saturday, the Beyhive has been buzzing about Queen B’s searing, pointed lyrics – many of which indicate that husband Jay Z may have cheated on the pop superstar.
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She posted: “I respect love, marriages, families and strength. What shouldn’t be tolerated by anyone, no matter what, is bullying, of any kind”, Rachel tweeted on the afternoon of the 24th. Roy, of course, was the woman at the center of Jay Z’s infamous fight with Solange Knowles back in 2014. And an Instagram photo from Rachel Roy, one of Jay Z’s rumored mistresses, is raising more questions.
“Good hair don’t care”, Roy captioned a candid photo of herself and a friend laughing as they’re adjusting the lighting for the photo.
Lemonade features a handful of songs about an adulterous suitor, including a spoken word intro on which Beyoncé says, “So what are you gonna say at my funeral now that you’ve killed me?…”
We know what you’re thinking – who’s Rachel Roy? The hacked Wikipedia page also included a fake “death date” listing that she died “under a Lemonade stand”.
A lot of people on social media think this refers to Rachel, who used to be married to Jay’s former partner Damon Dash. She went on to write, “live in the light #nodramaqueens”. Here lies the body of the love of my life whose heart I broke without a gun to my head.
“Ashes to ashes, dust to side-chicks”, as Beyonce would say.
One Beyonce fan replied: ” I swear it should have been you in the elevator!” and another posted, “You’re really thirst and dehydrated”.
BeyHive waisted no time raining a wrath of 1000 suns upon her Instagram, which resulted in her making her profile private.
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Beyonce has a new album out called Lemonade, but if you’ve been on the internet during the last 24 hours you may be wondering why her legion of fans, known as the Bey Hive, is going after fashion designer Rachel Roy.
