Beyoncé Was Shy And Got Bullied Growing Up, Reveals Her Mom: ‘I’m Getting Emotional Talking About It’

by Gee NY
Image Credit: EAMONN M. MCCORMACK

In a candid interview with Vogue, Tina Knowles, the proud mother of Beyoncé, Solange, and Kelly Rowland, delved into the tender memories of her daughters’ formative years, revealing important moments that shaped their characters.

Recalling Beyoncé’s early days, Tina’s voice wavered as she reminisced about her daughter’s shy demeanor and the challenges she faced with bullying.

“Beyoncé, she was very shy and she got bullied a bit but the day that she stood up for someone — she didn’t stand up for herself she stood up for them,” Tina recalled. “I’m getting emotional talking about it. I was just, I couldn’t have been more proud of her.”

Despite this, Beyoncé exhibited remarkable courage when she stood up for others, a pivotal moment that filled Tina with overwhelming pride.

Her eyes misted as she described Beyoncé’s unwavering strength in defending those who needed her support.

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Turning to Solange, Tina’s face softened with affection as she recounted a memory of her daughter’s youthful activism.

In fifth grade, Solange fearlessly circulated petitions, displaying a remarkable sense of social responsibility that belied her tender age. Tina marveled at Solange’s innate sense of justice and her unwavering commitment to making a difference, even at a young age.

Transitioning to Kelly, Tina’s smile widened as she shared anecdotes of her daughter’s nurturing spirit. With fondness, she recounted Kelly’s role as a peacemaker, always striving to protect and uplift those around her.

Tina’s heart swelled with pride as she recalled Kelly’s innate ability to foster harmony and goodwill among her peers, leaving an indelible mark on those who knew her.

Throughout the interview, Tina focused on the importance of embracing her daughters’ unique personalities and nurturing their individuality.

She spoke passionately about the need to celebrate their differences and encourage positive behaviors, reflecting on the profound impact of parental support and understanding.

As the conversation drew to a close, Tina’s eyes sparkled with warmth as she shared her joy at being a grandmother.

She lovingly described the joy of hearing her grandchildren affectionately refer to her as “grandma,” cherishing the special bond she shares with each one.

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