

And while that didn’t sit well with the public, the three slowly started to move toward reconciliation.

Keys would eventually respond to the drama by saying that she started dating Swizz while he and Tifrere were separated. You know that I asked you to step back and let me handle my family issues. Tifrere once publicly scolded Keys for carrying on a relationship with the producer while she was trying to repair her marriage to him, writing, “You know the role you played and you know how you contributed to the ending of my marriage. Of course, we know that things weren’t always so copacetic.
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Related: Uber Suing New York City Over Cap On Ride-Sharing Drivers From Harem To Hollis The lyrics that stood out to me most were the ones that acknowledged their complex beginning: The song features A$AP Rocky (who shares his own unique family story) and most times, is addressed to Kasseem, affirming the singer’s love of him (“I may not really be ya mother, but that don’t mean I don’t really love ya”) as well as the support he has in his blended family. Celebrating Mashonda for our commitment to each other with support and true growth.” Especially for the kids… the most important part of our lives. “The understanding, compassion and support we’ve found is a powerful testament to the healing that comes when we choose love. It means so much to me and our whole family,” she said. I’m so excited for you to hear this song. “My new song Blended Family (What You Do For Love) will be available everywhere at Midnight. Keys discussed the song’s meaning on social media and via her website before it was released early this morning.

Her newest song, “Blended Family (What You Do For Love)” is a tribute to Mashonda Tifrere, hubby Swizz Beatz’s ex-wife, Tifrere’s son, Kasseem Dean Jr., and the importance of putting aside contention for the sake of your family. Alicia Keys has done something pretty unprecedented, folks.
