Hit making producer Swizz Beatz says he can no longer ignore rumors about an alleged tryst he had with R&B star Alicia Keys.
"I can no longer ignore the harmful rumors that my friend Alicia Keys is in any way linked to my marital circumstances or to the decision that Mashonda and I have made to separate" says the "Money In The Bank" star.
Beatz and his wife Mashonda's relationship has been scrutinized over the last few months due to a rumored affair with Alicia Keys who was allegedly the reason for Beatz's split with Mashonda in April. Click Here For More...
"I am disappointed that some have chosen to try and tarnish Alicia's reputation by irresponsibly implicating her in a situation that she has absolutely nothing to do with."
Asking for privacy in dealing with the matter, Beatz says "This Experience has been one of the most difficult in my life."
Putting finishing touches on his forthcoming album "Life After The Party," Beatz has received mixed reception from a song on the album entitled "That Oprah."
Referencing Oprah's wealth in comparison to Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan, Beatz raps "You know when they, when they know you got the paper, they be looking real funny."
"I can no longer ignore the harmful rumors that my friend Alicia Keys is in any way linked to my marital circumstances or to the decision that Mashonda and I have made to separate" says the "Money In The Bank" star.
Beatz and his wife Mashonda's relationship has been scrutinized over the last few months due to a rumored affair with Alicia Keys who was allegedly the reason for Beatz's split with Mashonda in April. Click Here For More...
"I am disappointed that some have chosen to try and tarnish Alicia's reputation by irresponsibly implicating her in a situation that she has absolutely nothing to do with."
Asking for privacy in dealing with the matter, Beatz says "This Experience has been one of the most difficult in my life."
Putting finishing touches on his forthcoming album "Life After The Party," Beatz has received mixed reception from a song on the album entitled "That Oprah."
Referencing Oprah's wealth in comparison to Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan, Beatz raps "You know when they, when they know you got the paper, they be looking real funny."
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