Beyoncé Cleans House, Shakes Up Her Crew: “[She] Got Rid Of Her Whole Team, Which Included Her Cousin”

Grammy-winning singer Beyoncé Knowles-Carter is keeping busy with her rapidly growing career by reportedly changing up her management team.

According to reports, Queen Bey is now working with former JP Morgan Chase executive Steve Pamon.

A source tells us, “Beyoncé basically cleaned house, got rid of her whole team, which included her cousin, and hired a new team. She wants to surround herself with business people who could take her career to an even higher level.” The insider added, “She has one album left to deliver before her deal is up with Columbia, plus she wants to make smarter decisions where it comes to touring, sponsorships and acting roles.” (Page Six)

Check out what Beyoncé has kept busy with as of late on the next page…

Queen Bey is slated to perform at this weekend’s Super Bowl 50 in California.

Pepsi confirmed to The Associated Press on Thursday that the 34-year-old singer will perform at the Feb. 7 show at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Last month, Coldplay announced it would perform at the halftime show. (ESPN)

Bey ignited Super Bowl XLVII three years ago in New Orleans.

Her hit-filled, hair-flipping performance was a marvel of intensity, like a two-hour concert condensed into a few minutes. She stood center stage, in silhouette, before belting out a bit of “Love On Top” from 2011 album “4.” It segued into “Crazy in Love,” and the first glimpse of her black leather and long legs. She was joined, as always, by her female band and dancers, who enjoyed a nice bit of spotlight during “End of Time” and “Baby Boy.” (Houston Chronicle)

After performing a few of her solo hits, Knowles-Carter surprised fans with an unexpected Destiny’s Child reunion.

Her set began with “Love On Top” from her lastest album 4. She followed with “Crazy in Love,” “End of Time,” and “Baby Boy” before being joined on stage by Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland. The reunited Destiny’s Child trio sang “Bootylicious,” “Independent Women,” and “Single Ladies,” before leaving Queen B to reign supreme again. Beyonce then finished her show with “Halo.” (Entertainment Weekly)