'I know your deepest secrets': Beyonce's ex-bodyguard makes earth-shattering claims
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: A former bodyguard of Beyonce makes shocking allegations! A man who claimed to be the pop singer's former bodyguard accused her of using drugs in one of his recently deleted TikTok videos. The user who goes by the name Uncle Ron made several other wild claims against the singer.
In the video, he said, "I know your deepest secrets … and I know how you got to where you are." The man who came across as resentful said that the 'Crazy In Love' singer "is on drugs," as per Aceshowbiz. In the majority of the videos, Uncle Ron made the claim that he had "receipts" and "inside information" about Beyonce and her husband Jay-Z. He asserted that the power couple's connection is only a "business relationship," not a real one.
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Former bodyguard makes wild allegations
The former bodyguard, who apparently worked for other celebrities, said that Jay-Z and Beyonce conspired behind the scenes to "destroy" Keri Hilson's career as an R&B singer, as per Aceshowbiz. He reportedly also stated that the Grammy Award-winning singer's legal team is chasing him in an effort to get him to stop talking ill about her and her family and to stop harassing them. Neither Beyonce nor Jay-Z have commented on the outrageous accusations made by the ex-bodyguard.
Following her contentious performance in Dubai, the 'Single Ladies' hitmaker recently made a trip back home. She and her family arrived at Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles on January 26. The mother of three reportedly received $24 million in compensation to sing at the launch of the Atlantis The Royal Hotel on Saturday, January 21, as per the news outlet.
Dubai concert controversy
After the million-dollar live performance in Dubai, Beyonce found herself at the center of a controversy. Many individuals, especially LGBTQIA+ activists, criticized the singer because the UAE is a firm opponent of the community, even if some of her followers praised her and her iconic performance after five years on social media.
Matthew Knowles defended his daughter by telling that the 'Lemonade' singer's performance in the Middle Eastern nation "united a really diverse crowd" and brought them together. The 71-year-old stated that his daughter has "always stood for inclusiveness" and would never act in a way that "deliberately hurts someone," as per TMZ.