Beyonce & Jay-Z Allegedly Hired Six Nannies To Care For Twins
Beyonce & Jay-Z Allegedly Hire Six Nannies To Care For Twins
It takes a village to raise a family – just ask Beyonce and Jay Z. As you know, the celebrity couple welcomed twins Rumi and Sir in mid June. And the Carter’s have reportedly obtained nannies to help take care of the newborn babies. According to a report, the couple have hired six nannies at $100,000 a year each for the bundles of joy. A source says,
The twins don’t sleep at the same time, so she decided she needed three per child, working in eight hour shifts.
Reportedly, there are also two nannies for their 5-year-old daughter Blue Ivy. As previously reported, Beyonce, Jay Z, Blue and their twins have been staying at a rental in Malibu until they close the deal on a mega mansion in LA. In late June, it was reported the couple put an offer on a Bel-Air, California mansion that was in the $130m ballpark. The property is 30,000 square feet on 1.86 acres, and includes eight bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, four pools, a basketball court, recording studio, spa and paddle tennis court.
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