Beyonce’s Father Warns Kanye West Over Shocking Tweets About Her and Jay-Z’s Children

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Beyoncé’s Father Mathew Knowles Slams Kanye West Over Attacks on Family
(Images: Beyoncé and Mathew Knowles in 2005; Kanye West in 2024; Tina Knowles’ Instagram post; Beyoncé with twins Sir and Rumi)

Beyoncé’s father, Mathew Knowles, issued a stern warning to Kanye West after the rapper targeted Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and their seven-year-old twins, Sir and Rumi, in a series of inflammatory tweets. Mathew, 73, who managed Beyoncé’s career for 15 years, told TMZ, “People pay a price for being stupid, especially in the music industry.” He acknowledged Kanye’s mental health struggles, adding, “I’m hopeful Kanye gets the type of help he needs.”

The rapper, 47, recently claimed he was misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder and now identifies as autistic. His social media tirade included unprovoked attacks on Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s children, prompting outrage.

Tina Knowles’ Classy Clapback
Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles, responded indirectly to Kanye’s remarks via Instagram, sharing a lighthearted joke while emphasizing resilience: “It’s hard to remain positive and classy in the face of ignorance and evil… No weapon formed against me or my family shall prosper.” Fans praised her grace, with one commenting, “That’s a mother’s way of clapping back with class!”

Beyoncé’s Silence and Family Privacy
Despite being “in tears” over the attacks, Beyoncé reportedly refuses to engage publicly. A source revealed she believes Kanye’s outbursts stem from jealousy over her and Jay-Z’s support for Kendrick Lamar. The couple has fiercely protected their twins’ privacy, unlike their eldest daughter, Blue Ivy, 13, who frequently appears in the spotlight.

(Image: Jay-Z with Blue Ivy and Rumi at the 2025 Super Bowl)

Mathew and Beyoncé’s Rocky History
Mathew and Beyoncé’s relationship strained after she fired him as her manager in 2011. However, they reconciled briefly in 2018 during her On the Run II Tour. Mathew, who shares daughters Beyoncé and Solange with ex-wife Tina, faced controversy in 2010 after fathering a child outside their marriage.

Kanye’s Provocations and Controversies
Kanye’s latest feud follows weeks of targeting Tina Knowles. He collaborated with rapper The Game on a track titled Tina, initially perceived as a diss toward Beyoncé’s mother. The song later emerged as a sample of Tina Turner’s What’s Love Got to Do with It, but not before sparking confusion.

(Image: Kanye West and Beyoncé in 2008)

The rapper also reignited tensions with ex-wife Kim Kardashian, criticizing her control over their four children and alleging media bias: “White women not letting me see my kids… Celebrities only speak up to diss me for wearing a red hat.” He previously faced backlash for antisemitic remarks and praising Hitler.

Mental Health Concerns
Amid the chaos, Kanye claimed acquaintances tried to lure him into a hospital under the guise of a “retreat.” His erratic behavior continues to raise alarms, with Mathew urging compassion: “I’m hopeful Kanye gets the help he needs.”

(Image: Beyoncé and Mathew reuniting in 2018)

As the drama unfolds, Beyoncé’s family remains focused on shielding their children while navigating Kanye’s turbulent actions—a testament to their resilience amid relentless scrutiny.

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