Beyonce allegedly opens up about Jay-Z’s infidelities in her new album “Lemonade”

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Beyoncé has allegedly come out about Jay-Z in a major way. In an hour-long HBO special, Knowles expresses herself thoroughly about Carter’s possible infidelities.

Apparently, Beyoncé’s father might have warned her about men like the suggested male, in Lemonade, a long time ago. If her HBO special is, indeed, about her husband’s alleged cheating scandals, this is a huge way to bring it to light. From song to song,

Beyoncé’s Lemonade special basically says that he’s been doing her wrong throughout all her rights, possibly addressing several allegations about the Knowles-Carter household. According to Bustle, the celebrity source states as follows.

“There seems to be plenty of shade going around in ‘Lemonade’. Whether or not it’s directed at Jay-Z isn’t entirely clear, but there are few men in the world who could likely inspire a vitriol from Beyoncé herself.”

According to the source, fans have been expressing themselves via Twitter and asking if this is Beyoncé’s way of announcing her divorce. However, by the end of the HBO special, Beyoncé says something different.

During the early portions of her special, Beyoncé states that she doesn’t know if it’s worse to look jealous or to look crazy. However, in her lyrics, Queen Bey mentions that she’d rather just be crazy. Given that Beyoncé expresses that she tried to give her husband several chances to get things right, she continues by saying “every promise doesn’t work out that way.”

Who the f**k do you think I is? You ain’t married to no average b**ch, boy. You done watched my fat a** twist, boy. I’ll bounce on to the next d**k, boy. And, keep your money. I’ve got my own.”

Beyoncé conclusively states, “This is your final warning,” suggesting that she’s given several previous warnings about similar concerns. Beyoncé mentions, “If you try this sh*t again, you gone lose your wife.”

Interestingly enough, Jay-Z even made an appearance in Lemonade.

Check out the trailer of the album

Lemonade is a visual album – a number of music videos offset by chapter titles like “Intuition,” “Denial,” “Apathy,” “Emptiness” and, eventually, “Resurrection” – connected by a voiceover from Beyoncé reading poetry by Warsan Shire.