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Beyonce Is An Alien

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Beyonce Knowles is super human for balancing motherhood, marriage and her insanely successful pop career. According to raising pop star Rita Ora, Beyonce must be an alien..LOL. The R.I.P singer is featured in the latest issue of Glamour magazine and dished on her experience of meeting the Carters. Rita is currently signed under Jay-Z’s label Roc Nation.

On meeting Jay-Z and Beyonce for the first time: “I was straight off the plane from London with rained-on hair! I think if I’d known that I’d be meeting him [Jay-Z], I would have freaked out. Now he’s like my brother. Destiny’s Child was my band. I was nearly choking when I met her [Beyoncé], but she is the nicest. I call her an alien because I’m like, ‘How do you do everything at once? You can’t be human.’”

Rita also clarified rumors she’s dating Rob Kardashian: “Rob’s family make their lives public. Me? I’m very private. He’s a great friend. But the only relationship I’m having now is with the tour bus.”

Speaking of the Kardashians, Beyonce’s younger sister Solange reportedly hates her super star sis hanging with the reality star.

“In Solange’s eyes, Beyonce is a stand-out star, a premier singer of our time, whereas Kim is just a reality TV star who only got famous after a sex tape was leaked. They had a fight over Kim,” the insider added. Seems like a stretch.

See more photos of Rita’s Glamour spread below:

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