After months of reports that the two are headed towards divorce, Beyonce Knowles, who the tabloids claim is pregnant, and Jay Z, who has been accused of cheating on his wife, are not going to split after all. The breakup rumors, which started after Bey's sister Solange got into an elevator fight with Jay Z, have waned after a new report suggests that Jay Z and Beyonce are staying together for the kids.
Forget everything you've heard over the past few months, Jay Z and Beyonce are committed to staying together. At least that's what's being reported by popular U.S. website, Hollywood Life.
One source told the publication that Beyonce doesn't believe in divorce, which is why she took so long to marry Jay Z in the first place. And now that she has Blue Ivy to think about, her convictions are even stronger:
"...now that [Jay Z and Beyonce] have Blue to think about, she's even more committed. She and Jay made a pact that they would never put Blue through a divorce, so they're working very hard to fix this situation. It's been a hard couple of months, but in no way is Beyonce ready to give up on her family."
Of course, this will likely do little to silence rumors that Jay Z and Beyonce are considering a breakup. After all, Jay and Bey have been tabloid fodder for months now.
But even that has seen a slight turnaround for the couple.
The Mirror, a popular British publication, claims that Jay Z and Beyonce have actually entered couple's therapy. According to the insider, the two have been Skyping with a marriage couple:
"They have known their therapist for a long time and try to have weekly sessions just to keep communication open and make sure there are no misunderstandings. It's about maintenance rather than trying to fix anything hugely wrong. They are both happy and their daughter, Blue Ivy, remains their absolute priority."
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