Tina Knowles

You don't belong here. Yeah.

You don't belong here. Yeah.

You don't belong here. Yeah.

And then that all changed when? Well, it changed later, but it was a fight. The whole thing was a fight for a long time. And then, you know, but people love the costumes. The people love the costumes. The fashion magazines didn't love them. The designers didn't love them. They made fun of it all the time.

And then that all changed when? Well, it changed later, but it was a fight. The whole thing was a fight for a long time. And then, you know, but people love the costumes. The people love the costumes. The fashion magazines didn't love them. The designers didn't love them. They made fun of it all the time.

And then that all changed when? Well, it changed later, but it was a fight. The whole thing was a fight for a long time. And then, you know, but people love the costumes. The people love the costumes. The fashion magazines didn't love them. The designers didn't love them. They made fun of it all the time.

And even to the point where I remember Beyoncé went to the Oscars one year, and I did this fabulous gown with, like, origami. It was black and gold. And everybody was going crazy on the red carpet. And then when she said, finally felt comfortable to say, my mom did the dress, they said that it looked like I got the fabric out the drapes and made it for her.

And even to the point where I remember Beyoncé went to the Oscars one year, and I did this fabulous gown with, like, origami. It was black and gold. And everybody was going crazy on the red carpet. And then when she said, finally felt comfortable to say, my mom did the dress, they said that it looked like I got the fabric out the drapes and made it for her.

And even to the point where I remember Beyoncé went to the Oscars one year, and I did this fabulous gown with, like, origami. It was black and gold. And everybody was going crazy on the red carpet. And then when she said, finally felt comfortable to say, my mom did the dress, they said that it looked like I got the fabric out the drapes and made it for her.

Because it was like, you know, and it was so...

Because it was like, you know, and it was so...

Because it was like, you know, and it was so...

First of all, I hope that I made it very clear in the book that my whole life with Matthew was not filled with heartache, that there were some amazing moments also. I also had just lost my mom at 26. He knew my mom. I knew his mom. And what he was was so kind to my family. My family is everything to me. So imagine you losing your mom at 26. Your brothers and sisters are older.

First of all, I hope that I made it very clear in the book that my whole life with Matthew was not filled with heartache, that there were some amazing moments also. I also had just lost my mom at 26. He knew my mom. I knew his mom. And what he was was so kind to my family. My family is everything to me. So imagine you losing your mom at 26. Your brothers and sisters are older.

First of all, I hope that I made it very clear in the book that my whole life with Matthew was not filled with heartache, that there were some amazing moments also. I also had just lost my mom at 26. He knew my mom. I knew his mom. And what he was was so kind to my family. My family is everything to me. So imagine you losing your mom at 26. Your brothers and sisters are older.

They got their own families, and you feel so alone. And like, that's my best friend, you know? And in a lot of ways, he had an issue, but he was so kind to me. And it sounds crazy, because that's not kind of cheat on somebody. I think he had, you know, he had an illness, but we were a team and, you know, we had kids and we built a life together. We built businesses together.

They got their own families, and you feel so alone. And like, that's my best friend, you know? And in a lot of ways, he had an issue, but he was so kind to me. And it sounds crazy, because that's not kind of cheat on somebody. I think he had, you know, he had an illness, but we were a team and, you know, we had kids and we built a life together. We built businesses together.

They got their own families, and you feel so alone. And like, that's my best friend, you know? And in a lot of ways, he had an issue, but he was so kind to me. And it sounds crazy, because that's not kind of cheat on somebody. I think he had, you know, he had an illness, but we were a team and, you know, we had kids and we built a life together. We built businesses together.

We connected on so many levels. So I don't know, when I look at it now, I can't believe I stayed there for that long. Self-esteem issues, obviously. You know, those nuns telling me I wasn't good enough. So I was like, I'm lucky to have somebody that's successful and smart and better than me. Did you ever, in some ways, you think that?

We connected on so many levels. So I don't know, when I look at it now, I can't believe I stayed there for that long. Self-esteem issues, obviously. You know, those nuns telling me I wasn't good enough. So I was like, I'm lucky to have somebody that's successful and smart and better than me. Did you ever, in some ways, you think that?