Are Solange Knowles & Jay Z Beefing Over Her Saint Heron?
Since their explosive elevator fight back in 2014, we hear it’s been all love between Beyonce’s little sister Solange Knowles and husband Jay Z. However, there are reports floating that the pair are at it again — this time over business.
According to an Ok Magazine insider, Jay Z is upset with Solange over her lifestyle site SaintHeron.com. Allegedly, Jay had been working on a similar lifestyle site for Beyonce. The source states,
Jay’s extremely annoyed that no one ran this past him and ripped into Beyoncé for not telling him. The reason he’s so upset is he was drawing up plans of his own to do a similar site for Beyoncé and was asking Gwyneth Paltrow for tips.
The source adds,
Solange is outraged that he would even think he can tell her what she can and can’t do. Poor Beyoncé is caught in the middle – she actually loves the site and had no idea Jay’s plans were so similar. Solange has always had issues with Jay, but right now she thinks he’s a controlling sexist pig.
Jay nor Solange’s camp has yet to comment. [OK Magazine]
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