Meet Beyonce’s Half-Sister
Beyonce’s extended family gained another member when a paternity test proved Matthew Knowles to be the father of a woman named TaQoya Branscomb’s daughter Koi Knowles. The 30-year-old Houston native is opened up about their short romance on Inside Edition. According to Branscomb, Matthew allegedly told her he was unable to have children. “He’d had a vasectomy. Or at least that was what I was told,” she said.
Branscomb hopes that Koi, who has dreams of being a singer/dancer, gets to meet Beyonce one day. “They are half sisters and maybe one day down the line that can be made possible,” she said.
Matthew also fathered a son with Alexsandra Wright, who too went on Inside Edition to reveal details about their relationship. Wright was kicked out of her home after struggling financially after her child support checks were retroactively reduced.
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Bey’s father resurfaced, from the trenches, just long enough to stir some controversy around “Cartergate” then disappear again. On a brighter note, Tina Knowles is rebounding from their divorce with her acting boo Richard Lawson.
UP NEXT: What Did Katt Williams Do Now?
Katt Williams Arrested
Comedian Katt Williams and Death Row founder Suge Knight are in trouble again after being arrested yesterday and charged with robbery. A camerawoman claims Williams and Knight stole her camera camera in Beverly Hills, California, on Sept. 5. However, Williams claims he and Suge were “falsely arrested” and that they were simply trying to protect a 5-year-old child, reports TMZ.
According to Katt, the photog was engaging in inappropriate behavior as she film a child in the alley when he and Knight witnessed it and confronted her about it. She allegedly ran, so they chased her.
Seriously?
Listen to Katt “explain it all,” below:
UP NEXT: Hear What T-Pain Sounds Like Without Auto-tune
T-Pain Performs Without Auto-tune & It’s Almost Good
T-Pain made use of the auto-tune machine like no other artist to date. He built an entire career and sound around it — bringing us hits like “Buy You A Drink” or his most current release “Up Down.” But what happens when his vocals are stripped down and the machine isn’t there to add that extra effect? Here’s a hint — it’s doesn’t sound so bad. Pain performed for NPR’s “Tiny Desk Concerts” without auto-tune and the Internets are having a field day watching it.
Catch the performance, above.
