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TIDALL WAVE!! Rihanna And Beyonce . . . Were FIGHTING AT THE PRESS CONFERENCE!!! (Photographic Evidence)

TIDALL WAVE!! Rihanna And Beyonce . . . Were FIGHTING AT THE PRESS CONFERENCE!!! (Photographic Evidence)

: Beyonce and Rihanna have NEVER had a good relationship - ever since rumors of Rih sleeping with Jay Z started 5 years ago. But while their relationship was DISTANT before . . now the two music QUEENS downright HATE EACH OTHER.
According to MULTIPLE snitches who were IN ATTENDANCE at the Tidal press conference, Rihanna REFUSED to stand next to Beyonce. The tipster explained, "Jay Z wanted the biggest artists closest to him - Jay Z, Beyonce, Rihanna. But Rihanna REFUSED to stand next to Beyonce." In the end a compromise was made, and Beyonce moved to the far end of the stage.
But that wasn't all. MediaTakeOut.com can EXCLUSIVELY report, that Beyone and Rihanna did NOT SAY A WORD to each other. The pair took a few photographs and moved on.
So what's the cause of all this friction. Well as MediaTakeOut.com reported, Rihanna is in the midst of RENEGOTIATING her contract at Roc Nation, and she's asking for more money. Beyonce RESENTS the fact that Rihanna is playing HARDBALL with Jay, and she suspects that they f*cked in the past. And Rih thinks that Bey is somehow BLOCKING HER from getting the proper payday.
You can see the TENSION between the ladies, in the below pics. Beyonce is GOOD AT HIDING her emotions . . . but Rih ISN'T!!
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