Singer/actor Beyoncé graces the cover of the March/April issue of L.A. Confidential Magazine in one piece bathing suit accented by bronze jewelry.
The 27 year-old pop star was recently thrilled to learn First Lady Michelle Obama hailed her as the perfect role model for her daughters Sasha, seven, and Malia, 10.
"She [Michelle Obama] told me that she was very happy that her children had an artist like myself - and I don't even feel right saying this - she said she was happy they look up to me," Beyoncé said.
The 27-year-old singer/actress admits that while she sings songs to help women get through break-ups, there is no one who does that for her, citing that she has needed it.
When Beyoncé was asked whose songs help her get through heartache the ways her songs do for fans, she claims “Well, fortunately I haven’t had any break-ups! This is my first relationship.” [referring to her highly-guarded marriage to Jay-Z].Bigger cover pics inside…
How does Beyoncé help her female fans through heartaches if she has never been through one herself?!
Looking super sexy in a Hervé Léger Spring 2009 swimsuit, Beyoncé confessed to L.A. Confidential Magazine that while she sings songs to help women get through breakups, she has never experienced it herself.
She says: “Well, fortunately I haven’t had any breakups! This is my first relationship,” referring to her super private marriage to Jay Z.
"I’m very, very happy, that’s all I’ll say. We were together for a really long time before we got married; we were in no rush."
While their relationship has lasted longer than most Hollywood marriages, she admits, "We don’t have a normal relationship because of our careers. Adding, "We’re not perfect, it’s just natural for people to start rumors and try to break things up."
Beyoncé and Jay Z have been together since 2002, so that doesn't leave much room for another relationship. She is after all only 27. To check out the full interview of Beyoncé in L.A. Confidential, make sure to pick up their latest issue at newsstands now.
While she sings for her female fans through heartaches, she says she’s never suffered through a bad relationship herself.
She admits to Niche Media’s Los Angeles Confidential magazine: “Well, fortunately I haven’t had any break-ups! This is my first relationship.” [referring to her highly guarded marriage to Jay Z].
The current issue of of NicheMedia’s L.A. Confidential magazine is on newsstands now or you can purchase it online via Universal News HERE.
Make the jump for a sneak peek at L.A. Confidential’s Back Story featuring Sarah Chalke, a.k.a. Dr. Elliot Reid on Scrubs.
Sarah Chalke, a.k.a. Dr. Elliot Reid on Srubs, is among the rare breed of child stars who have successfully transitioned to become Hollywoodmainstays.
Chalke has advice for today’s young Hollywood talent, telling Niche Media’s LA Confidential magazine that if you are a young Hollywood talent “Do it for fun first,” Chalke suggests. “Wait until you’re an adult to make it a career.”
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(March 11) - In the March issue of Los Angeles Confidential, Beyoncé shows she's pretty fierce in a one-piece bathing suit. The booty-shaking singer opened up to the magazine about taming her sexuality and maintaining her sanity while keeping her marriage to rapper Jay-Z out of the scrutinizing public eye.
In the March issue of Los Angeles Confidential, Beyoncé shows she's pretty fierce in a one-piece bathing suit.
Beyoncé opens up to Los Angeles Confidential about her relationship with Jay-Z: "This is my first relationship. I'm very private and, of course, I don't talk about it, but I'm very, very happy... We don't have a normal relationship because of our careers. But celebrity or not, you go through the exact same things. We're not perfect."
Beyoncé tells L.A. Confidential about how she tames her sexuality: "I still have the values I grew up with. The reason I maintain my sanity and I'm still the same person is because of those values. When I'm performing, I'm able to be whoever I want to be on stage. I have my alter ego, Sasha -- and it's kind of like a character but I leave it on the stage, and I don't walk around being over-the-top in real life. It's just a part of my artistic expression."
