Jay-Z’s infamous elevator fight with Solange Knowles has resurfaced online, as fans wonder if Solange knows about the skeletons in her brother-in-law’s closet.
In the video, Jay-Z was seen attempting to block Solange’s kicks and punches, while bodyguard Julius struggled to hold Solange back.
Fans were surprised that Beyoncé didn’t do anything to help her husband. It seemed as if she chose her sister over Jay-Z.
Solange Knowles supporting sister Beyoncé ‘no matter what’ amid Jay-Z lawsuit battle. Infamous elevator video from 2014 resurfaces. pic.twitter.com/a3KwRAtQuN
— Sandra Rose (@SandraRose) December 10, 2024
However, a source tells Page Six that Solange is “supporting” sister Beyoncé “no matter what.”
“Solange let Beyoncé know she’s there for her sister and is available to talk anytime she needs,” the insider tells Page Six.
Jay-Z denied allegations that he r*ped a 13-year-old girl with pal Sean Combs at a VMAs after party in 2000. On Monday, Jay-Z and Beyoncé supported daughter Blue Ivy, 12, at “The Lion King” premiere in Los Angeles.
On Tuesday it was reported that Jay-Z’s accuser is considering filing criminal charges in New York City.
Solange has kept her distance from Jay-Z ever since that infamous elevator incident after the Met Gala in 2014.
But, according to the insider, “Solange reached out to Beyoncé the moment she heard about the allegations.”
Jay-Z’s attorneys filed a motion on Monday asking a judge to expedite the lawsuit against him. The attorneys also asked the court to force his accuser to reveal her identity or dismiss the case.
“Plaintiff’s request to proceed anonymously is procedurally improper and unsupported by law,” the filing stated. The lawyer cited a rule that “requires all parties to be named in their pleadings…”
“Mr. Carter should not have to defend himself in the brightest of spotlights against an accuser who hides in complete darkness while leveling allegations that describe the purported acts occurring in the plain sight of witnesses who could refute the plaintiff’s claims if only her identity was revealed,” the filing said.
The filing continued: “Mr. Carter deserves to know the identity of the person who is effectively accusing him — in sensationalized, publicity-hunting fashion — of criminal conduct, demanding massive financial compensation, and tarnishing a reputation earned over decades.”
