As most of you know, Beyonce Knowles spent the weekend in Miami, Florida where was the guest of honor at a Miami Children’s hospital fundraiser and concert.

I used to work at Miami Children’s hospital back in the day and I still have a friend who work there.

She called me last night to tell me she attended Beyonce’s private concert at the American Airlines Arena. She said she was one of the volunteers backstage helping to make sure Bey had everything she needed.

I was shocked to hear what she said next. She told me that event organizers pleaded with Beyonce not to wear that fake wedding ring she’s been flaunting in our faces lately.

Of course we here at SR.com already know that the supposed $5M wedding ring is fake. For one thing, jewelers usually step up to claim their custom work especially when its for a celebrity because it’s good for business.

For instance, we know that Jacob the Jeweler designed Mariah Carey’s ring. But so far not one jeweler has been identified as the designer of Beyonce’s wedding ring.


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In addition, not one credible source has confirmed the price of the ring. I guess we’re just supposed to believe whatever dollar figure is thrown out there? Not to mention that not one woman with even half a brain would wear a 5 MILLION dollar ring while taking a dip in the ocean or a swimming pool!

But tell that to the rabid Bey Stans who believe everything they hear about their idol.

Anyway, my friend said Bey desperately wanted to wear her gaudy wedding ring onstage because she promised her husband Jay Z that she would never remove it.

But event organizers gently impressed upon her how TACKY it would look to wear such a gaudy ring to a fundraiser!! The idea is to RAISE money for the hospital, not to flaunt money in the children’s faces!

Unreal!

My friend said Bey finally relented and removed the ring which she replaced with more costume jewelry.

Remember kids, when it comes to celebrities, believe half of what you hear and none of what you see!


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