Beyoncé can be seen draped in a shiny silver ensemble complete with sunglasses, while her stoic-faced husband juxtaposes his wife’s wardrobe by sporting a black suit finished off with a gold lapel pin.
Solange’s elevator attack on JAY-Z went down at The Standard Hotel in New York City in May 2014 following a Met Gala afterparty.
Surveillance footage from inside the elevator showed her violently swinging and kicking at her brother-in-law before being restrained by a security guard. Hov refrained from retaliating, while Beyoncé stood statue-still inside the elevator.
Two years later, Beyoncé used her husband’s rumored infidelity as fuel for her Grammy-winning album Lemonade, which JAY-Z repented for the following year on 4:44 — whose title may have been a reference to the hotel’s address (444 West 13th Street).
The infamous scuffle even gave Solange’s music career a boost, with her catalog enjoying a more than 300 percent increase in sales after footage of the fight surfaced online.
The younger Knowles sister would go on to win a Grammy herself thanks to her A Seat at the Table single “Cranes in the Sky,” which took home Best R&B Performance in 2017.
“I fought my brothers and argued with my brothers my whole life. It just so happens, who we are, these things go into a different space, but it ain’t nothing,” he said.
“We’ve always had a great relationship. We’ve had one disagreement. Before and after, we’ve been cool. That’s my sister. Not my sister-in-law, no, my sister. Period.”
Last week, the former Destiny’s Child singer starred in a minute-long campaign video called “LOSE YOURSELF IN LOVE,” which featured footage from her Parisian party soundtracked by her Renaissance album cut “Summer Rennaisance.”