“Jay Z was upset when my son kissed his daughter Blue Ivy” Alicia Keys
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Apparently hiphop rap star, Jay Z was not pleased with early advances made towards his daughter, Blue Ivy Carter by Egypt, son of Alicia Keys.
Grammy Award winning musician, Alicia Keys, speaking in an interview on the Wendy Williams show disclosed that Jay Z raised an objection when her two-year-old son kissed Blue Ivy Carter.
According to her, she was hanging out with the hiphop rap star when her son kissed Jay Z and Beyonce’s daughter, who turned one year on January 7.
The No One hit singer recounted that, “I think actually Egypt kissed Blue and I don’t think Jay liked it very much.”
“He called my husband and was like watch your son,” she added.
Egypt, interestingly, does not only have a thing for Blue Ivy. According to his mum, he is already a big fan of basketball and just like her mum; he loves the piano and is showing signs of playing it.
| Touching on her marriage to Kasseem David Dean, popularly known as Swizz Beatz, which is currently in its second year, Alicia said it has been wonderful so far.
Unknown to many, the two have known each other since she was 16 and Swizz was 17. Swizz Beatz, she said, “is a little too ostentatious for my taste” because of his love for luxury and blinks but aside that, he is really intelligent and loves to live life Apart from her marriage and her son, Alicia Keys says she is extremely excited by a tattoo of her face on Swizz Beatz’s; “It’s so pretty.” Alicia Keys revealed that Egypt will not be their only child and that she wants more kids but added she “will like to wait at least two years,” before giving birth to her second child. Currently, her favourite music acts are Kendrick Lamar and Frank Ocean, and she goes nuts over music great, Sade, who she described as her “Big sister.”
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