Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles, recently surprised fans with her reaction on social media in light of serious allegations against her son-in-law, Jay Z.

The music mogul was accused of assaulting a 13-year-old girl, and the situation quickly became a topic of widespread discussion.

Tina Knowles drew attention when she liked an Instagram post announcing these shocking allegations against Jay Z, reportedly involving the notorious act along with Diddy.

The post was captioned, ‘Breaking news: Jay-Z, Diddy named in lawsuit alleging rape of girl, 13.’ Fans were quick to notice her digital acknowledgment, leading to a flurry of reactions.

Following this, Tina released an update on her Instagram account, stating that her profile had been ‘hacked.’

However, many followers remained skeptical about this explanation.

One of her followers commented, ‘How do you get hacked and only one post is liked??’, while another remarked, ‘You have a whole PR team and this is what you guys come up with.’ Questions about the sincerity and veracity of her statement persisted.

Jay Z addressed these serious allegations with a direct statement to Page Six, dismissing the lawsuit as a form of “blackmail.”

He pointed a finger at the attorney from Texas, Tony Buzbee: “What Buzbee had calculated was that the nature of these allegations and the public attention would pressure me into settling. Quite the opposite, it makes me want to publicly expose you as the fraud you are. I will not pay a single penny!”

Jay Z urged, since the allegations were serious, any actual victim should pursue a criminal complaint rather than a civil one for “true justice.”

The rapper openly challenged, “If someone committed this kind of crime against a minor, they should be imprisoned. Wouldn’t you agree? True victims deserve real justice.”

He hinted that Buzbee has a history of such “theatrics,” criticizing his approach and questioning his honor.

“I have researched this attorney, and he appears to have a pattern of theatrics like this. I question how one becomes so deplorable, Mr. Buzbee, but I am very familiar with your kind,” noted Jay Z.

As a father, Jay Z felt the sting of these allegations personally and shared the impact on his family. He and his wife Beyoncé are parents to Blue Ivy, 12, and twins Rumi and Sir, aged 7. These claims have forced them to prepare for difficult conversations.

“My wife and I will have to sit down with our children, especially as one of them is now old enough where her friends might hear about this in the media and question her. We need to explain the cruelty and greed of people to prevent them from losing their innocence too early,” he revealed.

He added, “It’s terribly unfair for a child to have to grapple with such malice designed to harm peoples’ lives and spirit.”

Jay Z expressed solidarity with true victims around the world, disheartened by stories being twisted and exploited for profit by those like Buzbee.

“It was a wrong move to assume all ‘celebrities’ react the same way. I’m not from that world. I grew up in Brooklyn’s projects. We don’t tolerate such games. We uphold strict codes and honor that protect children, unlike those exploiting them,” he stated emphatically.

Diddy’s legal team, in turn, provided a statement, calling out Buzbee’s lawsuit as a “shameless publicity stunt” targeting celebrities, seeking financial gain by spreading lies.

They assured their confidence in the truth and the judicial system, stating, “Mr. Combs never sexually assaulted or trafficked anyone.”

The lawsuit stems from claims made by Jane Doe, who was 13 at the time. She alleges that during a house party in New York on September 7, 2000, she was plied with alcohol, felt unwell, and went to rest in a room where the alleged incident took place with Jay Z and Diddy.

This controversy has coincided with significant legal troubles for Diddy, currently held in New York, facing charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution.