There have been various conspiracy theories and rumors circulating about Beyoncé's alleged involvement in dark magic. These claims suggest that she may be using occult symbols, rituals, and hidden messages in her music and performances. Some people believe that Beyoncé's success is not solely attributed to her talent and hard work, but rather to her connection with dark forces. They point out her use of symbolism, such as the infamous "Sasha Fierce" alter ego, which some claim represents a demonic possession or influence. They also point to her use of hand gestures and body movements that are reminiscent of occult practices. These theories gained traction after the release of her 2013 self-titled album, which further fueled speculations of Beyoncé's involvement in dark magic.
Beyonce accused of 'extreme witchcraft' and 'dark magic' by female drummer seeking restraining order
A female drummer is accusing superstar Beyonce of "extreme witchcraft" and casting "spells" on her.
Kimberly Thompson, who in court documents obtained by The Blast says she worked for the singer for seven years, accused Beyonce of a campaign of harassment against her that included the practice of "dark magic" and "magic spells of sexual molestation."
Thompson even claimed the Lemonade hitmaker murdered her kitten, the Daily Mail reports.
The drummer filed paperwork seeking a restraining order against Beyonce believing that she had been tapping her phones and controlling her finances, The Blast reported Thursday.
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Beyonce has not commented on the bizarre allegations.
Meanwhile, the Crazy In Love performer was back in her hometown of Houston, Texas, Wednesday night with husband Jay-Z as they rocked the NRG Stadium on their On The Run II Tour.
"Thank you to my hometown for being the loudest crowd so far," she boasted in the caption of a montage of pictures she shared to her Instagram.
AdvertisementThe power couple have just seven more concerts to go on their tour which kicked off in Cardiff, Wales, in early June.
The final concert is set for Seattle, Washington, on October 4.
Just a week ago, Bey shared her feelings about the tour on Instagram, writing: "I'm doing what I love most with whom I love most."
"I wish it could never end," she added. "Feeling thankful for all of the love from our fans around the world."
Beyoncé Accused of 'Extreme Witchcraft' by Former Drummer Kimberly Thompson
Beyonce Knowles performs onstage during 2018 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival Weekend 1 at the Empire Polo Field on April 14 in Indio, California. A former drummer has accused the music icon of witchcraft. Larry Busacca/Getty Images for Coachella
Newsweek Fellow ShareKimberly Thompson, Beyoncé's former drummer, is accusing the singer of "extreme witchcraft," The Blast reported on Thursday.
Thompson worked as Beyoncé's drummer for seven years and is now asking for a restraining order against her former boss, alleging that Beyoncé is involved in "dark magic" and "magic spells of sexual molestation," according to The Blast, which claims to have access to court documents detailing Thompson's reasoning for a restraining order.
The specific type of witchcraft or rituals that Queen Bey supposedly practices remains unclear. However, Thompson reportedly believes that the singer was using "extreme witchcraft" and utilizing these spells to tap her phone and control her finances, all to keep the drummer under surveillance. These actions are reportedly part of a harassment campaign orchestrated by Beyoncé against Thompson.
Thompson's request for a restraining order was denied by a judge, according to The Blast. None of this information has been confirmed. Thompson had given no reason why she thinks Beyoncé would come after her in such a way.
Beyoncé is a self-proclaimed "boss," so it's expected that she run a tight ship with regards to the people who work for and with her. In an interview with Nylon in 2016, Thompson recalled having to get Bey's approval before getting a mohawk hairstyle. "I couldn't have done it without Beyoncé's approval," Thompson said. "I had to show it to her, and she had to say, 'OK.'" It's a part of her packaging and branding. She agreed with it. She loved it."
Being a boss, however, is not necessarily an indicator for witchcraft.
It is well-known that Beyoncé and her husband, Jay-Z, are intensely private regarding their personal lives. It won't soon be forgotten that Tiffany Haddish was asked to sign a nondisclosure agreement after letting it slip that someone bit Beyoncé at an afterparty. There is also a rumor that Bey and Jay are involved in the Illuminati, the secret society, though they have denied this.
Solange Knowles, Beyoncé's sister and a singer, has shown interest in voodoo, accessorizing her 2018 Met Gala outfit with a bottle of Florida Water, a type of liquid known for its spiritual properties, typically used in voodoo, Wiccan or Santeria practices. A cool accessory and general interest in voodoo also doesn't necessarily link the Knowles sisters to dark magic, however.
Solange Knowles attends the Heavenly Bodies: Fashion & The Catholic Imagination Costume Institute Gala at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 7 in New York City. She is holding a bottle of Florida Water, a type of liquid known for its spiritual properties and typically used in voodoo. Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
Neither Thompson, Beyoncé nor her team have commented publicly about these allegations.
These theories gained traction after the release of her 2013 self-titled album, which further fueled speculations of Beyoncé's involvement in dark magic. The album cover features her posing in front of a pyramid, which is commonly associated with Illuminati symbolism. This, along with lyrical references to power, control, and spirituality, led many to presume that she is part of a secret society or involved in dark occult practices.
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WTF: Beyoncé’s Drummer Accuses Her Of Practicing Witchcraft And Her Fans Actually Believe Her
Well, this may be a bit of a stretch, but it seems that Beyonce has been accused of casting spells on one of her musicians. According to former drummer of seven years, Kimberly Thompson, Queen Bey may have practiced witchcraft on her and killed her cat.
Based on court records and information obtained by The Blast, the professional musician and educator stated that the “Formation” singer allegedly harassed her with extreme witchcraft, tapped her phone and controlled her money. Thompson reported these allegations as part of a request to be granted a restraining order against Ms.Carter. She also claims that Beyonce placed “magical spells of sexual molestation”. Yikes!
The restraining order was denied by the judge. Not sure why but it may be because the judge did not see how the “XO” singer would have the time especially due to her very hectic schedule.
For those that aren’t familiar with the works of Kimberly Thompson, she has quite an impressive resume as a musical artist. She was definitely a member of the Suga Mama band, the all-girl arrangement created by Beyonce. She is also a three-time Grammy award winner and the original house drummer for “Late Night With Seth Meyers”.
We can't be sure if Beyonce practices dark magic or if what Kimberly says is true, but we hope that Kimberly and Beyonce can resolve their matters in a diplomatic fashion.
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Beyonce's former drummer accuses the singer of 'WITCHCRAFT', 'tapping her phone' - and even claims she murdered her KITTEN
A female drummer is accusing superstar Beyonce of 'extreme witchcraft' and casting 'spells' on her. Kimberly Thompson, who in court documents obtained by The Blast says she worked for the singer for seven years, accused Beyonce of a campaign of harassment against her that included the practice of 'dark magic' and 'magic spells of sexual molestation'. Thompson even claimed the Lemonade hitmaker murdered her kitten. Scroll down for video
Bizarre: Beyonce has been accused of practicing 'extreme witchcraft' by drummer Kimberly Thompson who sought a restraining order against the superstar
Claims: Thompson, who says she worked for the singer for seven years, accused Beyonce of a harassment campaign against her using 'dark magic', tapping her phones and killing her kitten
The drummer filed paperwork seeking a restraining order against Beyonce believing that she had been tapping her phones and controlling her finances, The Blast reported Thursday. A judge denied Thompson's request for a temporary restraining order. Beyonce has not commented on the bizarre allegations.
However, it is important to approach these theories with skepticism. Conspiracy theories often arise from a desire to make sense of unknown or extraordinary phenomena and can be fueled by misinformation or misinterpretation. In Beyoncé's case, there is no concrete evidence to support the claims of her involvement in dark magic. It is worth noting that Beyoncé has addressed these theories in interviews, denying any involvement in the occult and attributing her success to hard work, dedication, and artistic creativity. She has expressed frustration with the persistence of these rumors, urging people to focus on the positive message she aims to convey through her music and art. Ultimately, the claims of Beyoncé's involvement in dark magic remain speculative and unsupported. It is essential to approach such theories critically and base judgments on factual evidence rather than unverified rumors..
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