Beyoncé’s Dancer EXPOSES The TRUTH About Rumi’s Condition: Rumors, Witchcraft, and the Internet’s Obsession

It’s getting messy for Beyoncé. Recently, an ex-dancer of the superstar has come forward with shocking claims, accusing Beyoncé of sacrificing her twins, Rumi and Sir, in witchcraft rituals for more fame and fortune. While witchcraft rumors have long surrounded Beyoncé, this time the allegations are more disturbing—and the internet is eating it up.

The Allegations: Witchcraft, Sacrifice, and Autism

According to the dancer, one of Beyoncé’s rituals during her pregnancy with the twins went horribly wrong, allegedly resulting in her children developing neurological disorders—specifically, autism. The source of this information is unclear, but the claims have revived a storm of old rumors about Beyoncé’s involvement in witchcraft.

Fueling the speculation, some fans and online “behavior experts” have been analyzing videos of Rumi and Sir, noting behaviors they believe are signs of autism. These rumors gained even more traction after Beyoncé brought Rumi on stage during her Cowboy Carter world tour, prompting even more scrutiny over the twins’ development.

Kanye West Adds Fuel to the Fire

The situation escalated when Kanye West publicly mocked Beyoncé’s twins, using derogatory language to describe their alleged mental conditions. His tweets, which have since been deleted, drew outrage from fans and the public. Sources close to Beyoncé and Jay-Z stated they were “shocked” and would not tolerate such attacks on their children, considering both private and legal responses.

Witchcraft Allegations: Old Rumors, New Evidence?

These latest claims are not the first time Beyoncé has been accused of witchcraft. Popular blogger Storm Monroe has repeatedly called Beyoncé a “high priestess” in African spirituality, specifically tied to the deity Oshun. He claims Beyoncé’s power and success in the industry come at a price—her children’s well-being.

Storm isn’t alone. Beyoncé’s ex-drummer once filed for a restraining order, alleging Beyoncé practiced “extreme witchcraft,” harassed her, and manipulated her finances. Though the restraining order was denied, the story added to the growing list of rumors about Beyoncé’s alleged occult practices.

Beyoncé herself may have inadvertently fueled the rumors with her “Sasha Fierce” alter ego, describing feeling “possessed” before performances, and crediting this persona with helping her overcome stage fright.

The Twins in the Spotlight

Rumors about Rumi and Sir’s health have been circulating for years. Viral videos of the twins have led to amateur diagnoses by online “experts,” who point to behaviors like avoiding eye contact or being overly excited on stage as evidence of autism. Even Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles, tried to set the record straight, describing Sir as “quiet” and “smart,” and Rumi as “creative.” But her comments only fueled more speculation.

In response to the rumors, Beyoncé has started bringing Rumi on stage more often, which some believe is an attempt to show the world her daughter is thriving. However, this has only intensified the debate online, with people scrutinizing every gesture and expression.

The Real Issue: Ableism and Public Obsession

While the internet debates whether witchcraft is to blame for the twins’ alleged condition, others have called out the ableism at the heart of these rumors. Many fans argue that speculating about the twins’ health is invasive and harmful, and that the real issue is society’s discomfort with disability—not Beyoncé’s parenting or spirituality.

As one commenter put it: “Whether Rumi is autistic or not isn’t the real issue. Y’all want to know if it’ll finally be socially acceptable to hate on Beyoncé because you know society hates disabled people.”

Conclusion

There is no concrete evidence linking Beyoncé’s alleged spiritual practices to her children’s health. The rumors are fueled by speculation, online gossip, and a culture obsessed with celebrity scandal. At the end of the day, Rumi and Sir are children entitled to privacy and dignity, regardless of their developmental status.

What do you think about the rumors? Do you believe the witchcraft allegations, or is this just another example of the internet spiraling out of control? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.