Beyonce and Jay-Z turned heads this weekend at the REFORM Alliance Casino Night and Gala, held at Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City. The star-studded fundraiser, hosted by Michael Rubin and Meek Mill, brought in an impressive $20 million to support criminal justice reform.
However, the evening’s seating chart has sparked controversy. Reports claim that the Grammy-winning power couple sat near Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, while other accounts suggest they were seated alone in the middle of the event. The uncertainty hasn’t stopped online criticism, with photos from the gala fueling speculation.
“Guess the Kamala endorsement was just to get good PR,” one X user wrote.
Another commented, “All that campaigning for Kamala was clearly a front.”
Supporters of the couple, however, quickly defended them.
“Beyonce wasn’t dancing her a** off while being 8 months pregnant with twins to support Hillary Clinton’s campaign for you h*es to be calling her MAGA,” one fan argued.
Another reminded critics: “‘Beyoncé is maga’ the same beyoncé that attended and gave a FULL SPEECH at Kamala’s rally? The same Beyonce that sent a cease and desist on Trump for using ‘Freedom’ on his campaign? Are we crazy?”
Beyonce has previously made her political stance clear. Last October, she appeared at a Kamala Harris rally in Houston with Kelly Rowland, delivering a rousing speech in support of Harris’ presidential campaign.
“It’s time for America to sing a new song. Are y’all ready to add your voice to the new American song?” she said.
“Let’s do this. Ladies and gentlemen, give a big, loud Texas welcome to the next president of the United States, Vice President Kamala Harris.”
