Tina called out anyone who said Beyonce bleached her skin, proving it's not true.

Tina Knowles, the mother of Beyoncé and Solange, is taking a stand against the haters after accusations that her eldest daughter had bleached her skin for the “Renaissance” concert film premiere on Nov. 25.
The accusations began after Beyoncé unveiled her look for the Los Angeles premiere of the film, which featured a silvery attire and matching platinum hair. Some social media users went as far as to claim that the 42-year-old was bleaching her skin to make it appear whiter.
This frustrated Ms. Knowles to a point where she took to her Instagram on Nov. 28 to condemn the false claims. Alongside a video playing Beyoncé’s “Brown Skin Girl”, she wrote a lengthy caption defending her daughter from the “self-hating, racist” statements.

“Came across this today and decided to post it after seeing all of the stupid, ignorant self, hating racist statements about her, lightening her skin, and wearing platinum hair wanting to be white,” Knowles began her message. She went on to explain that the look was part of a theme for the film, and that Beyonce’s work constantly “lifts up and promotes Black women and underdogs”.

Knowles was also frustrated by a white female reporter from TMZ who asked Beyonce’s hairstylist to comment on the matter. She expressed that the incident was an example of the double standard that exists in the world today, and that she was tired of people attacking her daughter.

“Instead of celebrating a sister or just ignoring if you don’t like her… I am sick of you losers,” she said. “I know that she is going to be pissed at me for doing this, but I am fed up! This girl minds her own business. She helps people whenever she can. She lifts up and promotes black women and underdogs at all times.”

The video also detailed that Beyonce is a brown-skinned girl and a “[brown-skinned] girl’s voice” in her artistry. While Beyonce has not spoken publicly about the offensive accusations, her mother is making it clear that anti-Black sentiments, especially regarding skin bleaching, will not be tolerated. Ms. Knowles’ strong message is a powerful reminder that we should always celebrate and lift up our sisters, brothers, and fellow members of the human race.

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