American singer, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter, professionally known as Beyoncé, has opened up about the challenges she faces in maintaining her privacy while raising her three children and managing her personal life.
In a candid interview for GQ Magazine's October cover story, the iconic “Single Ladies” singer discussed the delicate balance between privacy and normalcy as a global superstar. She expressed the difficulties of safeguarding her private life while living in an era that demands constant access to information.
“We live in a world of access,” Beyoncé explained, reflecting on how the digital age has made it harder to maintain boundaries, especially when it comes to raising her children.
She shared insights about the changes in technology and how they have impacted her ability to maintain privacy. Comparing her past relationship with her husband to the present day, she remarked, “Back then, my husband and I used calling cards and Skype to communicate when we were falling in love. Now, our children can FaceTime with their friends whenever they want.”
Beyoncé continued, “We have access to so much information—some of it is fact, and some of it is complete bullshit masquerading as truth. It’s a different world than the one I grew up in.”
Beyoncé concluded the interview with a powerful statement, emphasizing the value she places on her peace of mind. “No amount of money is worth my peace,” she affirmed.