Beyoncé’s mom is clapping back at the haters accusing her daughter of “skin-lightening” claims. (Courtesy: Amy Sussman/Getty Images and Beyonce.com)
Beyoncé’s mom is clapping back at the haters accusing her daughter of “skin-lightening” claims.
Tina Knowles posted onto her Instagram a video that she came across of Beyoncé. The video included text of people’s claims over a picture of her daughter at her Renaissance film premiere saying, “She’s not a black woman!” and “She’s white now???”. The video also included Bey’s song, “Brown Skin Girl,” playing in the background throughout the video.
“She does a film, called the renaissance, where the whole theme is silver with silver hair, a silver carpet, and suggested silver attire and you bozos decide that she’s trying to be a white woman and is bleaching her skin?” Knowles said on Instagram.
“She wore silver hair to match her silver dress as a fashion statement clown.. ALIEN Superstar duh!” Knowles added.
Knowles called out a reporter from TMZ who she claimed tried to contact Beyoncé’s hairstylist, Neal, for a statement.
“That made my blood boil, that this white woman felt so entitled to discuss her blackness.”
She also mentioned other iconic Black women who have worn platinum hair, including Etta James and asked if that meant they’re also trying to be white.
Solange’s son joined in the mix and commented on his grandma’s post, “Talk to em grandma, they need it.”
Looks like Queen B might’ve responded with a subtle post shading those “bozos.” She posted a carousel onto her Instagram rocking an all white fit posing up with her hubby Jay-Z.
Bey also included a close-up photo of her face.
“Her wearing all white was NOT a coincidence. Beyoncé is mad funny, bruh,” one user commented.
“That close up is for the haters, “Siri, play Brown Skin Girl,” another user commented.
Mama Tina reposted that exact photo of her daughter and captioned it, “WOW!”
So, was Bey right when she sang, ‘My mama was a savage’ and she got that s**t from Tina,” for shutting down the trolls once and for all?
