Megyn Kelly’s FIERCE Reaction to Beyoncé’s Latest Tour Sends Sh0ckwaves Through Social Media as Debate Over the ‘SECOND COMING’ Meaning Reaches Boiling Point

Megyn Kelly has taken aim at Beyoncé and her highly successful, sell-out Cowboy Carter tour.

Megyn Kelly took aim at Beyonce in her latest podcast episode
Megyn Kelly is hitting back after learning that she plays an unexpected role in Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour. This revelation reveals a surprise feud between the conservative commentator and the singer.

Kelly, a former Fox News host, has been engaged in several feuds and taken issues with celebrities and members of the Democratic party over the years as she hosts her new podcast.

Past slams have been against former First Lady Michelle Obama, and her husband, former President Barack Obama, whom she has said should have married other people, and George Clooney, who has been a vocal supporter of Democratic candidates.

Now, she is taking aim at the Cowboy Carter artist, after learning that a clip of her criticizing the singer was incorporated into some of her current tour stops.

The clip in question shows Kelly taking issue with Beyonce and her marketing the release of Cowboy Carter as the “Second Coming.”

Beyonce used a clip of Kelly criticizing her in her concert sparking a feud
“It’s Jesus incarnate, He’s back. All hail Queen Bey,” she said at the time.

Now, after learning the clip was used in concerts, as part of a montage of Black musicians who were influential in the development of popular 20th-century genres, she took aim at Beyoncé and her former friendship with Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs.

Blasting her for acting like an “aggrieved woman,” Kelly said that instead of focusing on the clip, the singer should explain the nature of her friendship with Combs, who is currently on trial for racketeering and sex trafficking, which he has pleaded not guilty to.

Kelly also slammed her, saying the country music industry had been “thriving perfectly” long before Beyoncé started making music in it.

Megyn Kelly slammed Beyonce’s past friendship with Sean “Diddy” Combs.
She also slammed her for “scouring the internet” for criticism of the album to incorporate into the show, especially considering her past with Combs.

“Here is one of the most privileged, beloved women in the world–and richest, based on her own fortune, never mind the man she’s married to–but still has to look for the one silverware she can play the victim and be aggreived because big, bad Megyn Kelly said something completely milquetoast about her entry into country music.”

“Meanwhile, where’s her show video of her with P-Diddy. Where’s that picture, Queen Bey?” She asked.

Kelly questioned why Beyoncé wanted to spend time attacking the criticisms on her album, but refused to speak about the relationship she and Jay-Z had with Combs.

Kelly isn’t the only one to take aim at Beyoncé and Jay-Z as Combs’ trial continues.

50 Cent has also been celebrating Combs’ downfall and took aim at Jay-Z as well.