Beyonce’s half-brother ‘asks why the singer doesn’t love him’

Beyoncé’s half-brother Nixon, whose father was Mathew Knowles, asked why the singer “doesn’t love him,” says their mother, Alexsandra Wright, in an emotional new interview.

Nixon, now 13, is the product of an affair between Knowles, now 71, and Canadian actress Wright, 52, but the teen never met his famous sister or father after a protracted battle over child support. children.

Wright told the US sun:'[He asks], ‘Why doesn’t that person love me?’ about Beyonce adding, “Nixon has never had the luxury of being a normal kid.” Being related to someone famous drowns out kids like him and they lose their identity.

She claims there has been no contact from the singer with her half-brother even though she lives 10 miles from the couple in California’s most expensive home, a $200 million mansion in Malibu.

Wright, a CEO of Global Collective, and Nixon live in a five-bedroom house in Los Angeles.

Sister: Wright told the US Sun: ‘[He asks], ‘Why doesn’t that person love me?’ about Beyonce, adding: ‘Nixon has never had the luxury of being a normal kid’

She said: ‘I think Beyoncé is a lovely person and she’s never done anything to hurt me. I don’t want anything from them. I just want my son to be free and have a happy life.’

Wright says it’s hard for his “quiet and reserved” son to see “people living like billionaires” but thinks he and Beyonce will connect via social media at some point.

She said, “I tell you, ‘fame doesn’t equal happiness,’ so never covet what someone else has.”

He said that Nixon is constantly being asked at school if he is Beyoncé’s brother and that adults even take pictures of him.

DailyMail.com has contacted representatives for Beyonce and Matthew Knowles for comment.

In 2009, Beyonce’s mother, Tina, filed for divorce from Mathew after he had an affair with Alexsandra, who became pregnant and requested a paternity test. In 2010 a paternity test confirmed that he was Nixon’s father.

In 2014, Knowles had her child support payments reduced due to declining income.

Wright was bankrupted by the court battle and sought help from a homeless charity. The women’s support group arranged for the couple to move into a trailer after Wright was forced to go on public assistance, before her friend Shar Jackson took over for the couple.

Flashback: Nixon, now 13, is the product of an affair between Knowles, now 71, and Canadian actress Wright, 52, but the teen never met his famous sister or father after a protracted child support battle of the children (Knowles and Beyonce in the photo 2002)

Mathew is a record executive and talent manager who oversaw the stratospheric rise of Destiny’s Child.

He quit his day job in 1995 as a medical equipment salesman to actively pursue his daughter’s career in the limelight.

LaTavia and her bandmate LeToya Luckett ended up suing Knowles after he replaced them with Michelle Williams and Farrah Franklin in the Say My Name video released in 2000.

Nearly 11 years later, Beyonce and Mathew ended their business relationship when she started her own management company called Parkwood Entertainment.

Mathew later married former model Gena Charmaine Avery just two years after their divorce was finalized; Beyonce and Solange reportedly did not attend the wedding.

Tina began dating actor Richard Lawson in 2013 and the couple married on April 12, 2015.

Showing off: Beyoncé oozed high-octane glamor on Saturday night as she kicked off the North American leg of her Renaissance Tour

Beyoncé has just returned to work after a short week and a half of vacation following the end of the European leg of her tour.

After concluding an engagement at the National Stadium in Warsaw, he allowed himself some free time, even if he was out of the public eye.

Earlier this week, she and husband Jay-Z were among the star-studded guest list at billionaire Michael Rubin’s Fourth of July party in the Hamptons.

Kim Kardashian could also be seen strolling around the party, where Tom Brady was deep in conversation with Emily Ratajkowski, as confirmed by DailyMail.com.

The Renaissance World Tour began in May to promote an album of the same name that Beyoncé released last summer.

The start of a planned trilogy, Renaissance is the first album he has released since the debut of his seminal Lemonade in 2016.

After rehearsing at the Paris La Défense Arena, the largest stadium in Europe, he opened his last tour in Stockholm in mid-May.

From there, he traversed a glittering array of European cities, including London, Barcelona, ​​Marseille, Amsterdam, and finally Warsaw.

After his pair of concerts in Toronto this weekend, he will return to the United States and take the show on tour in his native country.

Her schedule will take her quickly through a wide variety of American cities, from Philadelphia to Kansas City, Nashville, Las Vegas and Los Angeles.

Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour will come to a close on September 27 with a one-show engagement at the iconic New Orleans Superdome.