BEYONCE AND SOLANGE SNUB THEIR FATHER'S WEDDING, AS MATHEW KNOWLES REMARRIES

Beyonce and Solange have snubbed their father’s wedding to model Gena Charmaine Avery last Sunday in Hoiston as they were both conspicuously absent.

Mathew Knowles broke up with their mother, Tina Knowles in 2009 after 30 years of marriage when it was revealed that he had an affair and a baby boy, Nixen with actress Alexsandra Wright.

It was gathered that both children had previous engagements which made it difficult for them to attend.

Mathew quit his job as a medical equipment salesman to manage Beyonce's early group, Girl's Tyme, which eventually morphed into Destiny's Child in 1990.

Twenty-one years later, in 2011, she ended their professional relationship, while relaying that their personal relationship remained full 'of love'.

Rumours circulated about more going on behind-the-scenes than Beyonce let on as Mathew and Tina headed for divorce.

Ties were after all not easy to sever with Mathew having producer credits on many of his daughter's projects and serving as the founder of Music World Entertainment, a label that, through Columbia Records, has released albums by Beyoncé, sister Solange Knowles, Sunshine Anderson, and former Destiny's Child members Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams.

'My dad knew that I needed his approval,' Beyonce said in a recent documentary. 'And I think my father wouldn't give it to me. Because he kept pushing me. And kept pushing me. And kept pushing me. Every time my dad pushed me, I got better and stronger.'

'I needed a break, I needed my dad,' she said. 'I had to let go.'

The music manager, who still oversees the careers of several gospel singers, previously admitted he found it 'incredibly painful' to cut professional ties with Beyoncé.

Despite Matthew claiming it was joint decision for him to stop being her manager, Beyoncé - who has 18-month-old daughter Blue Ivy with her rapper husband Jay-Z - later revealed their split has taken a toll on their personal relationship.

 

Mathew with Tina pictured in 2006 in LA