The singer and sister to Beyonce, Solange is on the cover of the August issue of Lucky magazine, where she finally addressed, and quickly brushed off, her infamous elevator with Bey and Jay Z. Below is what the 28-year-old singer had to share with the mag:
On the elevator fight with Jay Z:
“What’s important is that my family and I are all good. What we had to say collectively was in the statement that we put out, and we all feel at peace with that.”
On the change of pace in New Orleans life:
“I have friends who call in the middle of the day and say, ‘Come around the corner for a drink—we’re going to hear this band,’ and I’m just like ‘No, I can’t! … Okay, wait for me.’ So I have to remove myself. As an artist, I lack discipline in terms of buckling down. But if I’m isolated then I have no choice.”
On deciding to become a singer:
“I was nervous to talk to my parents. Part of my mom was like, ‘Please be normal and get a regular job,’ because she had gone through so much with my sister. She knew how strong-willed I was and how the industry was probably not going to be the most supportive thing for a 15-year-old girl.”
Get a copy of Lucky magazine or visit LuckyMag.com for more from Solange.
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