Was Beyonce paid $10 million for Harris rally?

Turns out, Queen Bey didn’t take home a dime, and her mom is making sure everyone knows it. Taking to his social media handle on November 18, the House of Darien founder wrote, “So this has been flagged as fake news on Instagram and removed. This is called misinformation,” along with a screenshot of a blurry post originally shared on political commentator Candace Owens’ podcast account. He added, “Sadly, other platforms lacking integrity still perpetuate this.”

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“The lie is that Beyoncé was paid $10 million to speak at a rally for Vice President Kamala Harris in Houston,” continued. “Beyoncé didn’t get a dime to speak at presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris’ rally in Houston.” According to Knowles, cuff it The singer also paid for the flights, her team and the glamor out of her own pocket — echoing Cardi B’s recent comments, when she called out Owens for questioning the rumored payment.

“Not only are they lying and disrespecting Beyoncé’s name, but they are also trying to undermine the power of our Vice President!” the American entrepreneur and fashion designer added in his post. “When will these lies and rumors end? Of course, you won’t hear about it on the news!!!!”

Celebs accused of taking payment from Harris campaign

Last month, Houston-born Beyoncé, 43, attended a campaign event for Vice President Kamala Harris with her Destiny’s Child bandmate Kelly Rowland to show her support for the Democratic nominee ahead of the election. This was followed by Oprah Winfrey’s town hall appearance for the campaign. Other major Hollywood stars—like Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, Jennifer Lopez and John Legend—also lent their voices and performances in support of Harris. However, despite this wave of support, the Vice President ultimately lost to her Republican rival Trump. Now, some of these stars are facing baseless claims, with rumors spreading that they were paid for their appearances.

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Responding to Knowles’ post, John Legend, who attended the Philadelphia event, commented, “Tell them, Ms. Tina! “We all performed/performed for free because we care about the future of our country.”

Before this, bodak yellow The crooner slammed critics in a post, saying, “I didn’t get paid a dollar, and he’s on my three dollars!!” I really came out of my pocket for the glamor and travel because this is where I wanted to be. Like, please girl, you know damn well I’d argue with you about politics for free.

“I was not given even a single penny. For a live-streaming event in September, my production company Harpo was asked to bring set design, lights, cameras, crew, producers, and every other item needed (including the benches and chairs we sat on) to the live . Production. I took no personal fees,” Winfrey reportedly wrote on social media, dismissing similar claims. “However, the people working on that production needed to be paid. And there were. End of story,” he added.