If you are wondering who Jaguar Wright is, wonder no more. She is a musician who worked as a backup singer for Jay Z on Unplugged on MTV.
Jaguar later went on to release two studio albums, and her songs include ‘I Can’t Wait’, ‘Same Sh*t Different Day’, and ‘Free‘. She was even featured on songs with Jay Z, The Roots, Curse, and Blackalicious.
However, since 2020, Jaguar has been making headlines for speaking about her fallouts with various artistes.
She has discussed allegations against some Hollywood powerhouses, including Sean Diddy Combs, Jay-Z, and Beyoncé, and has also spoken about the dark side of the music industry.
Her latest allegations were made when she recently appeared on Piers Morgan’s show, Uncensored, where she spoke about Diddy’s arrest.
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“For four years I’ve been screaming—not just Diddy, but Diddy and Jay-Z are monsters,” Wright said during her interview.
She also claimed that Jay-Z and Beyonce both have hundreds of victims.
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Jaguar Wright accused the couple in one of her online videos a few months ago claiming they put people on planes while they’re unconscious and “keep people against their will.”
In that same video, Wright claimed that Nicki Minaj had the recording of Meek Mill and Diddy having sex at a freak-off.
Jaguar also made accusations that Justin Bieber and Odell Beckham Jr. hooked up and also suggested that Diddy is responsible for the deaths of Kim Porter, Heavy D, and Andre Harrell. The musician also noted that her LinkedIn group “The Roots”, witnessed R. Kelly recruiting young girls for his sexual escapades.
It however seems like Beyoncé and her husband Jay-Z have had enough of Jaguar Wright’s claims.
Piers Morgan issued an on-air apology to Jay-Z and Beyoncé regarding the interview with Jaguar Wright, who made allegations on the show against the superstar power couple that turned out to be false.
On Tuesday, he revealed on his show that Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s lawyers contacted him and stated that Wright’s claims “were totally false and have no basis in fact,” and therefore asked with a legal request to cut them from the original interview.”
