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Beyoncé Opens the 2016 BET Awards With a Powerful Statement About 'Freedom'
Who could have possibly slayed the opening of the 2016 BET Awards more thoroughly than Queen Bey?
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The Beyhive Now Thinks Rita Ora May Be ‘Becky With the Good Hair’
Is Rita Ora “Becky”? Initially, the Beyhive accused fashion designer Rachel Roy of being the woman whom Beyoncé calls out in “Sorry” for cheating with Jay Z. But when Rita Ora posted a sexy Snapchat shot the same night as Lemonade’s release, fans turned their attentions to the 25-year-old British singer instead.
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Rachel Roy Denies She's the 'Becky' Who Beyoncé Called Out in Lemonade: 'There Is No Truth to the Rumors'
Rachel Roy Rachel Roy is finally addressing those “Becky with the good hair” rumors. In a statement released exclusively to PEOPLE, the celeb-favorite fashion designer denied that she is the woman at the center of the Jay Z cheating rumors – which were sparked by Beyoncé’s new album Lemonade. There is no truth to the rumors.” Keep up with Beyoncé Knowles in the pages of PEOPLE Magazine by subscribing now. Roy sparked the rumors when she posted a photo on Instagram on Saturday that seemed to
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Beyoncé Fans Mistake TV Chef Rachael Ray for Fashion Designer Rachel Roy After ‘Becky’ Lyric Goes Viral
Just when we thought this couldn’t get any crazier! Beyoncé’s unforgiving fanbase misidentified TV chef Rachael Ray as fashion designer Rachel Roy, who recently hinted that she’s the woman referred to as “Becky” in Queen Bey’s new song. The 34-year-old entertainer released her new album, Lemonade, on Saturday, April 23, immediately after debuting the accompanying visual album film on HBO. In one of the tracks, titled “Sorry,” Beyoncé slams her cheating lover for hooking up with a woman that she
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Rachel Roy Tweets About Bullying After Beyoncé Fans Accuse Her of Being 'Becky' in ‘Lemonade’
Rachel Roy (Photo: Getty Images) Rachel Roy seemed to respond to the social media firestorm surrounding the themes of infidelity in Beyoncé’s HBO special Lemonade on Sunday, noting that she wouldn’t stand for bullying. “I respect love, marriages, families and strength,” the designer, 42, wrote on Twitter. “What shouldn’t be tolerated by anyone, no matter what, is bullying, of any kind.” The comment came hours after she allegedly posted – and then made private – an image on Instagram that seemed
