'She sounds like she has a fifth grade education': Beyonce 'fan' Wendy Williams dubs the award-winning singer unintelligible

With fans like this who needs enemies?

For the second time in as many years TV talk show host Wendy Williams - who claims to be a Beyonce fan - has made a dig at the multiple Grammy winning singer.
The outspoken media personality accused the Halo singer of being unintelligible.

 

 

 

Talking about Beyonce's upcoming HBO documentary Wendy started off by saying she was a fan of the star.

'Some people are saying "Why is she doing a documentary? I know all there is to know,"' she said. 'I am not one of those.'
'I am a Beyonce fan and I am going to be watching this documentary even if she doesn't introduce us to new stuff... I want to watch it.'


 

But seconds later, to the disbelief of the studio audience, the no-nonsense New Jersey native griped:  'Fortunately one of the TVs in our kitchen has closed captioning so I can understand what she says -  because you know Beyonce can’t talk.'

'Beyonce sounds like she has a fifth grade education,' she concluded.
While the audience booed, an unapologetic Williams cried out: 'I just said, I'm a fan but lets call a spade a spade.'
This is not the first time that Williams has incurred the wrath of the Diva singer. 
In 2011 she openly criticised the singer's pregnancy and insinuated that her baby bump was fake after Beyonce's belly appeared to crinkle as she sat down for an interview on Australian TV.
'What is that? Is that a baby bump?'
'I don't know ... I can tell you when I would get out of bed and sit up at the kitchen table I wouldn't be able to sit like that,' Williams said while analysing the video on her talk show.
In June Williams also called actress Jessica Biel boring on live radio and predicted that her marriage to Justin Timberlake would not last.
Earlier this year rumours emerged that songwriter Beyonce had never graduated from high school after she was spotted going into an Alternative Education Complex in New York with a binder in her hand.
The facility she was visiting offered GED tests to individuals who did not have a high school diploma.
According to Beyonce's profile page she attended both the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Houston, Texas and graduated from Alief Elsik High School in Houston.

But other reports say she left high school at 14 to pursue a singing career, and although she received tutoring, it is not known if she ever received her high school diploma.

 

Beyonce's documentary, which she will direct herself, is slated to air February 16, 2013.

It contains concert footage, extensive first-person footage, some of it shot by Beyoncé on her laptop and personal interviews with the former Destiny's Child singer.
'Everybody knows Beyonce's music, but few know Beyonce the person,' said Michael Lombardo, HBO president of programming, in a statement about the film.
'Along with electrifying footage of Beyonce onstage, this unique special looks beyond the glamour to reveal a vibrant, vulnerable, unforgettable woman.'