Roc Nation has chimed in amid viral hypothesis that JAY-Z and Beyoncé had been taking authorized motion in opposition to A$AP Rocky and Rihanna.
JAY-Z and Beyoncé sparked headlines over the weekend amid hypothesis the famous person couple had been suing A$AP Rocky and Rihanna.
Whereas Rocky lately beat his gun assault case and Hov noticed a lawsuit in opposition to him dropped, the latter was rumored to be dealing with off in opposition to the previous in a courtroom battle.
Additional fueling the hypothesis, studies additionally claimed Beyoncé was taking authorized motion in opposition to Rihanna.
The lawsuit rumors gained traction on Sunday (February 23) after a viral weblog put up alleged that JAY-Z and Beyoncé had filed lawsuits in opposition to Rihanna and A$AP Rocky within the Virgin Islands District Courtroom.
The claims originated from unverified screenshots shared on social media, significantly on X (Twitter).
In response to the rumors, the lawsuits—each supposedly filed on February 22—concerned separate circumstances, with hearings allegedly set for March 8.
Nevertheless, JAY-Z’s Roc Nation seemingly shut down the hypothesis, debunking the rumor with a reference to A$AP Rocky’s upcoming album.
“Don’t be dumb,” the corporate tweeted on February 23.
There isn’t any credible proof or authorized documentation to assist the claims of any battle or lawsuits and each Rihanna and Rocky stay on Roc Nation’s administration roster.
A$AP Rocky lately cleared his Instagram grid, seemingly signaling that his extremely anticipated, delayed album is imminent.
Rocky was dealing with as much as 24 years in jail if convicted on two felony fees of assault with a semiautomatic firearm. Nevertheless, he walked out of courtroom a free man on February 18 after a jury discovered him not responsible on each counts.
In the meantime, JAY-Z is combating again in opposition to his accuser’s lawyer. His authorized workforce has filed a movement to dismiss Tony Buzbee’s lawsuit, which claims that Roc Nation and its attorneys orchestrated a scheme to pay Buzbee’s former purchasers for info on the controversial lawyer.