According to Jaguar Wright, Jay-Z drugged Beyonce to do this. See the horrific thing he did to Beyoncé in the comments section. tt

In a series of shocking interviews and social media posts, Jaguar Wright has made some jaw-dropping claims about her experiences with Jay-Z.
According to Wright, Jay-Z allegedly used drugs to control Beyoncé and manipulate her into doing his bidding.
She has accused him of using his power and influence in the music industry to silence her and others who have spoken out against him.
“That’s news to us,” Roc Nation wrote on Sunday.

Jay-Z’s last full-length solo album was 2017’s 4:44, which debuted and spent two weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. In 2018, he released Everything Is Love with Beyoncé as The Carters, which was the first joint set from the husband-and-wife duo.
“I’ll say I wanna make music, but it has to be something important,” he said in an interview with Gayle King last fall. “I don’t wanna just make a bunch of tunes. That’s not gonna serve me.
It won’t feed me, first of all. I have to be saying something important. It has to mean something, you know? It has to mean something to a larger society.”
Jay-Z added, “Like 4:44, for example, was a personal story, but the amount of vulnerability in there allowed for a lot of people to explore the space.”
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