Beyoncé is Allegedly Working on a Memoir That Might Impact Jay-Z Deeply

Beyoncé is reportedly penning a deeply personal memoir that insiders believe could challenge the very core of her marriage to Jay-Z.

Recall that a biography about the singer has been written in the past, but this time, Beyoncé will say things in her own words.

Sources have revealed that the popular singer Beyoncé embarked on creating her own book following the release of her mother Tina Knowles’ memoir. The book aims to unveil unheard stories from Beyoncé’s remarkable life, shedding light on matters such as infidelity.

Although Beyoncé usually keeps her personal affairs out of the spotlight, insiders suggest that in-depth revelations about the singer’s life could soon become a topic of public discussion.

Recently, a source told the Daily Mail that the Grammy Award winner was working on a memoir.

According to reports, Beyoncé has been discreetly working on a memoir, drawing inspiration from her mother’s literary venture. Despite her preference for privacy, Beyoncé’s meticulous documentation of her experiences over the years has inadvertently laid the groundwork for this memoir, which has been in the making for more than a decade.

The insider also noted that while J. Randy Taraborrelli’s biography “Becoming Beyoncé: The Untold Story” tried to provide clearer details about the icon’s life, Beyoncé didn’t feel the book “portrayed her correctly.”

“She is going to bare all in her own words. Publishers are aware of this and have already started putting bids in,” they noted.

Sources believe that the memoir could shake Jay-Z to the core as Beyoncé might go into detail about his rumored infidelity.

“Tina has been encouraging Beyoncé to be honest and raw about everything — including the infidelity,” the insider told the publication.

Rumors of an affair began swirling in 2014 after the MET Gala when TMZ released footage of Beyoncé’s sister, Solange, attacking the “Empire State of Mind” rapper in an elevator.

The video, which the outlet obtained for $250,000, showed Solange poking her finger at Jay-Z before shoving and hitting him.

The 38-year-old also threw her clutch bag at his head. While the chaos happened, Beyoncé remained unfazed. She stepped out of the elevator with composure, showing no sign of any altercation.

The motive behind the attack was never disclosed, but fans suspected that it had to do with the rapper cheating on her sister.

Following the viral footage, Solange, Beyoncé, and Jay Z released a statement to The Associated Press, addressing the incident.

“As a result of the public release of the elevator security footage from Monday, May 5th, there has been a great deal of speculation about what triggered the unfortunate incident. But the most important thing is that our family has worked through it,” the statement read.

They also noted that both parties had taken responsibility for their actions and apologized to each other, adding that they had moved forward as one happy family.

“The reports of Solange being intoxicated or displaying erratic behavior throughout that evening are simply false. At the end of the day, families have problems, and we’re no different. We love each other and above all we are family. We’ve put this behind us and hope everyone else will do the same,” they shared.

Two years after the altercation, the infidelity rumors intensified after Beyoncé released her album “Lemonade.”

In one of the tracks, the 43-year-old included the lyrics, “He only want me when I’m not there / He better call Becky with the good hair,” making fans believe “Becky” was the woman Jay-Z had cheated with.

Becky’s identity was never revealed, but many were convinced it was singer Rita Ora, who signed to Jay Z’s label Roc Nation in 2008.

Others said the mistress was fashion designer Rachel Roy, the ex-wife of the rapper’s business partner, Damon Dash.

In 2017, Jay-Z shocked the public when he admitted to cheating on his wife. “So even with women, you gonna shut down emotionally, so you can’t connect…. In my case, like, it’s deep,” he told The New York Times. “And then all the things happen from there: infidelity.”