Beyonce´’s father defends her Dubai concert after backlash from LGBTQ+ community – Fakazakamp

Beyonce´’s father and former supervisor Mathew Knowles has defended her non-public present in Dubai following backlash from the LGBTQ+ neighborhood.

To have a good time the opening of the brand-new resort, Atlantis The Royal, on Saturday, the celebrity took to the stage within the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for her first reside present since 2018.

Beyonce´ has come beneath hearth from her followers within the LGBTQ+ neighborhood for performing within the conservative nation, the place homosexuality is against the law.

In response, Mathew informed TMZ on Tuesday that his daughter “united a very numerous crowd together with her unbelievable efficiency abroad, bringing individuals nearer, as she does greatest.”

He insisted that “she gave respect and acquired respect again from the nation” throughout her efficiency and mentioned those that accused her of promoting out by accepting the gig had a “narrow-minded view”.

The previous Future’s Little one supervisor, who attended the live performance, additionally assured followers that Beyonce´ has “at all times stood for inclusiveness” and would “by no means do one thing to intentionally damage somebody”.

The Loopy in Love singer was reportedly paid $24 million (£19.5 million) for the non-public present, which attracted a star-studded viewers together with Kendall Jenner, Insurgent Wilson, Ellen Pompeo, and Letitia Wright.

She carried out hits together with Drunk in Love, Halo, Countdown and Naughty Lady, and introduced her 11-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter onstage for the reside debut of their track BROWN SKIN GIRL.

Some followers criticised Beyonce´ for not performing any tracks from her 2022 album Renaissance, and Mathew informed these critics to be affected person as she is planning to tour that report.