Love is in the air! Beyonce & Jay-Z Cover Ebony’s Love Issue

Power couple, Beyonce and Jay-Z, cover Ebony Magazine’s Black Love February 2011 issue. Dream Hampton wrote of the couple, “Shortly after they’d become serious, when Jay was on summer tour, I was touched by the fact that they were committed to scheduling real time together, even if that meant Beyonce coming on the road, occasionally gracing the stage to perform one of their collabos. I wondered to myself if Jay would return the favor. Powerful women have no problem supporting their partners’ dreams so demonstratively. But that September, when it was her turn to head out on her first major international tour as a solo artist, Jay was backstage in her dressing room, playing cards with a robed Beyonce’, ready to return the backing and join her onstage if need arose. The very nature of such circumstances proves that they are, indeed, the true definition of a power couple.”
The issue also features the president Obama and the first lady, as well as Nicole and Boris.
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