Jay Z Hosts Roc Nation Brunch: Beyoncé, Diddy, Meek Mill, Kevin Hart Attend

Jay Z Hosts Roc Nation Brunch : Beyoncé, Diddy, Meek Mill, Kevin Hart Attend
The annual Roc Nation Brunch, held one day before the Grammy Awards, hosted by Jay Z and Beyoncé brought out some of the music industry’s brightest stars.
This year’s celebration, which also honors those who are nominated for Grammy’s, seemed to be a spring theme, as both Beyoncé and Jay Z showed up in pastels. She wore a Spring/Summer ’19 Balmain dress and he wore a powder blue, double-breasted 3-piece Frère suit.
Among the celebrities who attended included: Diddy, Usher, Meek Mill, Nipsey Hussle, Lauren London, DJ Khaled, Kevin Hart, 2 Chainz and Normani.
Beyoncé and Jay Z are nominated for three Grammys this year, including Best Music Video for “Apes**t,” Best R&B Performance for “Summer” and Best Urban Contemporary Album for Everything Is Love. The Grammys airs February 10 at 8PM on CBS.
You can check out some photos/video from the Roc Nation Brunch BELOW:












What did you think of the fashions at the Roc Nation Brunch? Do you think The Carters will win against such stiff competition?
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