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January 28, 2014

Jennifer Hudson denies dissing Beyonce

Jennifer Hudson is denying that a comment she made about too much sex in today’s music was a diss directed at Beyoncé.

“If you took my general comment and YOU singled out someone to apply it to, then that would mean that’s how u feel. Not me,” Jennifer tweeted Monday after the Beyhive started to swarm.

Read the rest of her comments here.

So do you think folks are twisting her words or she is just trying to put out a PR fire?

1 COMMENT

norma January 28, 2014 At 7:32 pm

Jen is one of the most honesty and humbled artist in the business today. Its such a shame when your own wants to point one out as a liar. We all seen and heard the interview. She was asked a question and answered how she felt with no names attached. Black people wake up get your own life. Jen and Beyoncé are very good friends period!!!

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