Beyonce, Jay-Z Go on Movie Date After Laughing Off Pregnancy Rumors

Beyonce still isn’t denying rumors of a second pregnancy, but she certainly isn’t confirming them either after she laughed off the rumors during an interview on for the Today Show. Meanwhile, she’s taking a short break from her Mrs. Carter World Tour and is using the break to spend some quality time with hubby Jay-Z.

Didn’t we say we knew the Beyonce way of dealing with rumors?

Queen Bey stuck to her usual tactics of toying with the media when she was questioned about whether or not Blue Ivy was going to become a big sister soon.

When she sat down with the “Today” Show it was no surprise that the daytime talk show aimed to get the big scoop about the rumored Beyonce baby on the way.

Well instead of slamming the rumors or saying that she just isn’t ready for a second baby yet, she simply pretended as if she had never heard any such rumor.

“What kind of rumor? Huh?” The singer questioned as she laughed during her backstage interview in London. “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”

Mrs. Carter refused to give the “Today” show team an answer or even open up much about the pregnancy rumors at all and that is exactly what we were expecting from the Queen Bey.

Blue Ivy’s mom indirectly seemed to shoot down the pregnancy rumors when she posted a picture of herself cuddled up with Jay-Z sipping on a glass of red wine.

While Beyonce may not be pregnant yet, there is no promise that that will remain the case for long as she has been spotted out and about spending some much needed quality time with HOV.

The “Bow Down” songstress finally wrapped up the European leg of her Mrs. Carter World Tour and will have some down time until the end of July.

During her first day off she was spotted leaving a movie theater with her the hip hop mogul in a fabulous outfit.

Bey looked stunning as usual in a white top layered under a white blazer and a pair of chic leather shorts. To add a pop of color Baddie Bey paired the look with some turquoise pumps.

Jay-Z, on the other hand, certainly wasn’t concerned about getting any color in his outfit as he rocked a black t-shirt that read “Blame Society” with black jeans and a black snapback.

Just because the “Grown Woman” songstress isn’t touring doesn’t mean she isn’t a busy woman, however.

The powerhouse songstress headlined the Sound of Change Live charity concert before saying goodbye to her fans in London.

The Saturday night show allowed for fans to see Bey team up with her husband on stage as they performed “Crazy in Love” together before she went on to belt out “Halo,” “If I Were a Boy,” and “Single Ladies.”

With help from other leading ladies in the music industry including Jessie J, Rita Ora, and Florence and the Machine, the concert raised over $4 million for the women empowerment movement Chime for Change.

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