YouTube, Splash NewsThings just got a bit more convoluted in figuring out Beyoncé's "Becky with the good hair" scandal.
In case you've been hiding under a rock somewhere, Queen B referenced a woman named Becky while addressing a cheating scandal in her song "Sorry" off her latest album Lemonade. The lyrics read, "I see them boppers in the corner/ They sneaking out the back door/ He only want me when I'm not there/ He better call Becky with the good hair."
Of course this line sent the BeyHive into a flurry of figuring out who Becky could possibly be and if this is in reference to Jay Z. While most people immediately guessed it was Rachel Roy (some confusing her for Rachael Ray) due to the famous elevator scandal in 2014 as well as a deleted Instagram photo referencing her good hair, others began noticing some interesting connections to Rita Ora, too.
First and foremost, within a day of Bey's Lemonade album release, a photo of Rita wearing a lemon-printed bra on her Snapchat began circulating, causing fans to question the timing in conjunction with the album. Not to mention, Rita's "R" shaped necklace forms a "J" due to the flipping of the selfie mode on Snapchat—something the BeyHive immediately connected to Jay Z.
Things got even weirder when Rita stepped out on Monday afternoon in Hollywood, wearing the exact same ensemble as Bey wears in her "Formation" music video: a red,$1,890 Gucci silk skirt and matching $1,390 blouse with black and white print running across it.
Rita is signed under Jay Z's Roc Nation and was knowns as his "protégé" when she first came on. She's often referred to him as her mentor and good friend, but most recently she filed a lawsuit against the label claiming their relationship is ''irrevocably damaged" due to the company's lack of support in her music career.
All signs are pointing to something fishy in this situation. What do you all think? Is Rita Ora "Becky?" Sound off in the comments below!