Beyoncé’s father Matthew Knowles has responded to Kanye West’s “silly” feedback about his grandchildren.
Earlier this week (March 18), Ye made a sequence of posts on X/Twitter that included assaults on the dual seven-year-old youngsters of Beyoncé and Jay-Z, Rumi and Sir Carter. He alleged the couple utilized in vitro fertilisation to conceive the youngsters and threw their cognitive improvement into query.
“Wait has anybody ever seen Jay-Z and Beyonce’s youthful youngsters they’re r*******,” he wrote. “No like actually and because of this synthetic insemination is such a blessing having r******* youngsters is a selection.”
He then deleted the submit and later re-uploaded it, doubling down on his stance. This concerned clarifying to his followers that he had not deleted the submit with the intention to be “a superb particular person”.
Now, Knowles Sr. has had his say on the matter, telling TMZ on Friday (March 21): “Folks pay a value for being silly, particularly within the music trade. I’m hopeful Kanye will get the kind of assist he wants, when it comes to psychological well being.”
His feedback comply with on from Beyoncé’s mom Tina Knowles additionally hitting out at Kanye for the offensive remarks this week. “It’s laborious to stay constructive and fashionable within the face of ignorance and evil,” she wrote on Instagram. “However I do know that no weapon fashioned in opposition to me or my household shall prosper. This battle shouldn’t be mine, however the Lords, I do know that God has bought this.”
Beyoncé and Jay-Z are reportedly contemplating taking authorized motion in opposition to West for the feedback, with a supply telling Web page Six that the couple discovered the remarks “surprising” and they’ll “completely not stand for” the “vulgar and offensive” remarks.
Ye’s ex-wife Kim Kardashian has additionally hit out on the rapper for the feedback. One other nameless supply lately spoke to Web page Six and mentioned that Kardashian is “appalled” by the posts and is “carried out attempting to be affordable with Kanye relating to communication.”
Elsewhere, Beyoncé has added a second Las Vegas date to her upcoming ‘Cowboy Carter’ tour as a consequence of “unbelievable” fan demand. NME awarded the album 5 stars, noting: “Even when interpreted solely on the grounds of inventive spectacle, it’s an plain thrill to see [Beyoncé] swing so huge on a mission that dares her to be so intimate and vocal-focused, whereas making means for nation’s up-and-comers too.”
