The Truth Behind Jay Z & Rihanna Cheating Rumors Revealed! – What human would cheat on BAYonce
In an unofficial biography written by J. Randy Taraborelli, called Becoming Beyonce, claims were made that the famous couple took a nearly year-long break ten years back after rumors surfaced that Jay Z cheated with Rihanna. The false story has now taken a turn for the better, thanks to the author first shedding light on the rumor, which was originally made up by Rihanna’s ex-publicist, Jonathan Hay, who has come forward with an apology.
Jonathan still currently works closely with Bey and Jay’s company TIDAL and in a statement made to the New York Daily News in hopes of keeping good standing with the company has said QUOTE, “I was blindsided by the news of ‘Becoming Beyoncé’ coming out and it couldn’t come at a worse time for me. I’m currently releasing projects with my label Urban Hitchcock through Tidal, a company that is owned by Jay Z and Beyoncé … Hopefully this news hasn’t ruined that relationship for me.”
He also revealed that the stunt was only out of desperation to help break Rihanna’s first single “Pon de Replay” and that QUOTE, “It was reckless and I didn’t think it was going to work. I was just throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what would stick.”
But apparently the rumor did more damage than making a spaghetti stain on the wall… It was also attached to Beyonce, Jay Z and her sister Solange’s infamous elevator incident last year and reports circulated that reason for the blowout was Beyonce forbidding Jay Z to attend Rihanna’s post-Met Gala after party. According to Taraborelli, it was merely a “whispered married couple’s argument” that Solange became protective over.
Neither Bey or Jay have yet to comment on the issue, however, Jonathan has made clear of his disappointment toward himself by concluding the statement saying QUOTE, “I didn’t think it would be this big story. But now, seeing Beyoncé on the cover of this book and knowing that people are profiting from speculations and opinions about her really turns my stomach. I’m ashamed that I’m even talking about this. I just want to put this rumor to rest once and for all.”
Thankfully, that is totally doable seeing that the rumors are squashed and the culprit has come clean once and for all, but now I want to know what you guys think about the rumors and if you think Rihanna’s publicist can be forgiven or if the damage has been done, so get the conversation going right down here in the comments and then you can click right over here to check out even more crazy celeb scandals on a brand new Debatable. Thanks so much for hanging out with me here on Clevver News, I’m your girl Sinead de Vries and I’ll catch ya later.
In recent revelations, the alleged love triangle involving Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and Rihanna has taken an unexpected turn, debunking long-standing rumors that circulated in an unofficial biography by Jay Randy Taraborrelli titled “Becoming Beyoncé.” The author claimed that the power couple had taken a nearly year-long break a decade ago due to infidelity rumors involving Jay-Z and Rihanna.
However, the source of the rumor, Rihanna’s ex-publicist Jonathan Hey, has now come forward, admitting that he fabricated the story in a desperate attempt to garner attention for Rihanna’s debut single, “Pon de Replay.” Hey, who still collaborates with Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s company, Tidal, expressed regret and issued an apology, acknowledging the harm caused by the unfounded rumor.
In a statement to the New York Daily News, Hey stated, “I was blindsided by the news of ‘Becoming Beyoncé’ coming out, and it couldn’t come at a worse time for me.” He emphasized that the intention behind spreading the rumor was reckless and fueled by a desire to promote Rihanna’s career. Hey also revealed that he hopes the incident won’t jeopardize his ongoing projects with Tidal.
While Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and their representatives have not commented on the issue, Hey expressed disappointment in himself, stating, “I’m ashamed that I’m even talking about this. I just want to put this rumor to rest once and for all.”
The false narrative not only affected the reputation of the individuals involved but also became intertwined with the infamous elevator incident involving Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and her sister Solange. Reports suggested that the disagreement was related to Beyoncé forbidding Jay-Z from attending Rihanna’s post-Met Gala after-party. According to Taraborrelli, it was a mere married couple argument that escalated due to heightened protection over Beyoncé or Jay-Z.
Jonathan Hey’s admission raises questions about the consequences of spreading baseless rumors in the entertainment industry. The apology, while acknowledging the damage caused, prompts discussions on whether forgiveness is possible and if the revelation will suffice to undo the tarnished reputation of those involved.
As the rumors are now officially debunked and the perpetrator has come forward, the focus shifts to public opinion. Do you believe Rihanna’s publicist can be forgiven, or do you think the damage has irreparably impacted the relationships involved? Join the conversation in the comments below.
