Oh Queen T don't hurts us!!!
Excuse us ma'am Queen T is it... YAAS gawd Momma is slaying on the cover of Ebony magazine July issue, where she getting her royal sexy red hot momma on where she open up about her new life, first entertaining family and great sex... Peep the interview inside.
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per EBONY on Queen T fabulous new life:
But Knowles Lawson also matter-of-factly shares that
she is not—and has never been—a kept woman. She’s on no one’s payroll, thank
you, and she wants it that way. Beyoncé certainly doesn’t pay her, at least not
in cash. The breathtakingly gorgeous grandmother does Pilates five days a week
and has a ravishing body (not for her age, but period; see exclusive EBONY
photographs); is in talks for a TV show about “getting your groove back;” does
a daily morning prayer; works with charities to support the homeless; and is a
self-taught, avid Black art collector and historian (who owns originals from
greats such as Romare Bearden, Elizabeth Catlett and John Biggers). But this is
all her new life. In her old one, crafted out of poverty, she made sandwiches
and dresses to sell to classmates, rode motorcycles without a helmet, became a
professional makeup artist at 19, and always did—as in did everyone’s hair.
Sure, she’s what magazines call “sexy at any age” because of that tight waist,
but arguably, it’s as much due to her natural-born artisan and rebel soul.
Now Queen T- herself talk about
her fabulous wedding to actor Richard Lawson:
To set the stage for her April 2015 nuptials, the family created a private,
feature length movie: The Life & Times of BadAss Tenie B & ColdAss
Rickey Lee. The release came complete with a red carpet event. Part
blaxsploitation spoof, part anthropological family documentary, the film
confirms that the story of Knowles Lawson’s life—and her self-possessed
“sexy”—began long before the world encountered her gifted offspring. Born in
Galveston, Texas, where the Freedman’s Bureau was headquartered after slavery
was abolished, and a few hundred miles from mystical New Orleans, where her
family is from, one can sense that the newlywed has always conjured a kind of
Free Black Woman Magic.
In the EBONY interview, Momma Knowles -Lawson
also give some perception into her southern background, open up about her life,
where thee famous name "Beyonce" came from, and how her “first
family” of entertainment came to be:
The last of seven siblings, each of whom has one of four variations of
the same last name Boyance (“The hospital told my mama be happy we even got
birth certificates.”) “Tenie B,” her nickname since childhood, shares that she
was mistreated by Black nuns in elementary school, took off solo to California
at 18, and by 34, with little ones in tow, opened one of the biggest, baddest
Black hair salons Houston had ever known.
Queen-Diva Status Right,
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