2 weeks Ago By Austin Caldwell
he sexual assault allegations against rapper could affect the musical plans of his wife , who is scheduled to perform at the game between the , as well as her 2025 tour. According to , the 43-year-old singer may change her plans following accusations against her husband, for allegedly being involved in the abuse of a 13-year-old girl at an after-party at the in on September 7, 2000, along with , where an anonymous female celebrity was also said to be present. "Bey and Jay are one of the most dominant power couples in the world, so even though the claim has nothing to do with her, her name had already been dragged into online speculation," a source told , adding that "The plan was for Beyonce to perform a new song during her Christmas Day halftime show before kicking off a new era," plus the music diva is about to announce her third act of the three-album saga and a stadium tour in 2025.
Jay-Z claims to be victim of blackmail Rapper is facing accusations of sexually assaulting a woman when she was a minor, and the singer called the lawsuit an attempt at "extortion." According to , asked a federal judge to have the plaintiff reveal her identity, in addition to saying he was the victim of a campaign to extort him and force him to pay "an exorbitant sum of money." "What (Buzbee) had calculated is that the nature of these accusations and the public scrutiny would make me want to settle.
Quite the opposite! It has made me want to expose him as the fraud that he is in the most public way possible. So no, I WILL NOT GIVE HIM A SINGLE PENNY!" said the rapper, who lamented the impact this accusation may have on his family. 's lawyer filed court papers asking a judge to require his accuser, who is only identified as , to reveal her identity if she wishes to proceed with the lawsuit.
added that the accusing party has not provided any evidence to justify its anonymity and that its does not comply with the law with its "vague claims of potential harm are far from meeting the strict requirements"..
