After less than 2 months since the rapper’s onstage rant, there may be a sign of reconciliation in the future between Beyoncé and Kanye West, with a little help from Blue Ivy.
West, in his infamous rant in Sacramento before the cancellation of his tour, had basically claimed that Beyoncé had manipulated the results of the MTV Music Video Awards in her favor. He had said during his rant that he was “hurt because I heard that you said you wouldn’t perform unless you won Video of the Year over me and over “Hotline Bling.‘” His rant also included that there was some friction in his relationship with Jay Z as well, who had apparently failed to call after Kim Kardashian was robbed in Paris.
After that speech, word is that Blue Ivy might have had a hand in reconciling the performers. According to Us Magazine, both Kardashian and West went to Blue Ivy’s 5th birthday party, though they left their own children at home. With this event taking place less than 2 months after West’s rant in Sacramento, hopefully the two couples took some time to talk things out while the birthday girl celebrated.
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