Beyoncé's Mom, Tina Knowles, Trolls Trump With Mic-Drop Moment At Harris Rally
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The fashion designer and philanthropist spoke onstage ahead of her daughter's highly anticipated appearance at the Houston event.
Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles, trolled GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump for his past comments about “Black jobs” during her speech at a Friday rally for Vice President Kamala Harris in Houston.
The fashion designer and philanthropist took the stage ahead of Beyoncé‘s highly anticipated appearance at the event to express her support for Harris’ presidential bid.
Knowles began her speech by celebrating the energy from the massive crowd, saying, “This is what you call Houston proud!”
She then reflected on what it was like raising her children in the Texas city.
“I am honored to be back in Houston tonight, the city where my girls got their voices,” she said.
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The fashion designer and philanthropist spoke onstage ahead of her daughter's highly anticipated appearance at the Houston event.
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