Keep up with
Newstalk ZB

Sat, 25 May 2013, 22:23

Have Your Say

Talkback 0800 80 10 80
Overseas +64 9 307 1080
Text 9292

Follow Us

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • RSS
  • Sign Up

Site Search

Search Search

Select your region:

Jay-Z gets parenting advice from President Barack Obama

Share |

Jay-Z gets parenting advice from President Barack Obama

By: BANG Showbiz | Entertainment News | Monday October 22 2012 9:09

 

Jay-Z received parenting advice from Barack Obama.

The 'Forever Young' rapper - whose wife Beyonce gave birth to their first daughter Blue Ivy Carter last January - was told he should be a hands on father by the US President.

In a recent interview with Cleveland, Ohio radio station Z1079, the father-of-two opened up about his relationship with the 44-year-old rapper and his 31-year-old popstar wife who performed her rendition of 'At Last' during the President's inaugural ball in 2009.

He said: "I made sure that Jay-Z was helping Beyonce out . And not leaving it all with mom and the mother-in-law."

The 51-year-old President - who is hoping be re-elected and secure his second term next month - also revealed he and his wife Michelle, with whom he has two daughters, Sasha and Malia, now consider the rapper and Beyonce good friends.

He said: "I've gotten to know these guys over the first several years. They're good people. They're down to earth. Beyonce could not be sweeter to Michelle and the girls. So they're good friends. They really are down-to-earth folks. We talk about the same things I talk about with all my friends."

The President also said his favourite Jay-Z song is 'My First Song' because the song reminds him "to always stay hungry."

 

Related Subjects

Barack Obama | Beyonce | Jay-Z |

 

Entertainment News

Advertisement
Michael Jackson was skeletal before death
AEG Live 'ignored red flags' in Michael Jackson case

Hottest Entertainment

 

Wind exposes Miranda Kerr's breasts
Kim Kardashian begs Kanye West to attend baby shower
Jennifer Aniston, Brad Pitt 'very good friends'
Tim Curry suffers a stroke
Court appearance for Amanda Bynes
Randy Jackson wants 'Idol' to be about new talent
Depardieu's drink-driving fine

 

Clara van Wel
Jessie Hillel
VIDEO: Morgan Freeman falls asleep in interview
ZBTV: Harlem Globetrotters