‘After Jay Z lets get Oprah’: Beyonce ABANDONS Jay Z After FBI Looks Into Him | Beyonce Is Scared | HO

The streets are saying that Beyonce done packed her stuff and packed her kids, and dipped away from Jay Z.

This isn’t all that surprising because there have been rumors that their marriage is on it’s last leg and is barely hanging on by a thread.

This is an interesting turn of events because their marriage has always been allegedly a business transaction, and the only reason they have stayed together so long is that it financially made sense for them to be together rather than apart.

It seems that there are rumors circulating about Beyoncé potentially leaving Jay-Z due to their marriage being on rocky ground.

Allegedly, their relationship has been more of a business transaction than a genuine partnership, primarily focused on financial gain and maintaining their status as a power couple in Hollywood.

Reports suggest that Beyoncé has been gradually distancing herself from Jay-Z for some time now, even though they may still appear together publicly.

The speculation goes further, indicating that Jay-Z might be facing legal troubles similar to those currently affecting Diddy. There are allegations of past misconduct, including violence towards women, involving both Jay-Z and Diddy.

These rumors have caught the attention of federal investigators, who have reportedly been building cases against them for years.

The recent scrutiny on Diddy by Homeland Security has heightened concerns, as it suggests that investigations into other high-profile figures like Jay-Z are also underway.

This situation has allegedly put Beyoncé in a precarious position, as she risks not only her marriage but also her reputation and investments. Some sources suggest that Beyoncé may be considering divorce if Jay-Z’s involvement in illicit activities is proven true.

In summary, the streets are abuzz with speculation about Beyoncé potentially leaving Jay-Z amidst rumors of legal troubles and misconduct. The future of their marriage remains uncertain as the investigations unfold.

READ MORE: Jay-Z Uses His New Album ‘4:44’ To Apologize To Beyonce For His Past Cheating Ways

Jay-Z really laid all of his cards on the table with his most recent album 4:44.

In addition to coming after his frequent collaborator and former friend Kanye West on record, Jay decided to show some penance to his wife Beyonce, addressing for the first time all of the charges of infidelity she seemed to level against him on her own release Lemonade last year.

In the title track, Jay doesn’t hold anything back and get right to the matter that everyone was hoping he would address. “And if my children knew / I don’t even know what I would do / If they ain’t look at me the same / I would probably die with all the shame,” Then in the closing verse, he adds, “‘You did what with who?’ / What good is a ménage à trois when you have a soulmate? / ‘You risked that for Blue?’”

In the same song where he appears to attack Kanye West, the album opener “Kill Jay-Z,” he also raps, “You egged Solange on / Knowin’ all along, all you had to say you was wrong / You almost went Eric Benét / Let the baddest girl in the world get away / I don’t even know what else to say.” Jay seems to be alluding to both the infamous elevator incident that went down between him and Solange from a few years back, as well as singer Eric Benet’s cheating on Halle Berry around 2000.

Then addressing one of the most noteworthy lyrics from Lemonade, taken from the song “Sorry” where Beyonce sings, “He only want me when I’m not there / He better call Becky with the good hair,” Jay says, “Yeah, I’ll f*ck up a good thing if you let me / Let me alone Becky!” on his own track “Family Feud.” He also appears to answer another passage from “Sorry” — “Now you want to say you’re sorry / Now you want to call me crying” — rapping, “We talked for hours when you were on tour / Please pick up the phone, pick up the phone.”

There’s obviously quite a lot to pour over here, and both Jay and Bey fans are going to be picking this one apart for quite some time.