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Beyoncé has reportedly spent £1,800 on an enormous order from Nando's, just after she had kicked off the UK leg of her world tour. According to a receipt – which has been shared widely across Twitter – the takeaway order was simply placed under the name of ‘Beyonce'.The pop sensation, who performed her second show on UK soil in Edinburgh as part of her Renaissance tour on Saturday, reportedly ordered nearly £2,000 worth of Nando's takeaway food.The tweet, which features the receipt for the order from Fountain Park’s Nandos, shows an order that consisted of 50 sunset burgers, 30 fino pittas, 30 butterfly burgers, 60 chicken pittas, 20 beanie burgers, and 10 chicken wings.

Beyoncé's highly anticipated Renaissance tour is in full swing, and fans and fellow celebs are dropping everything to catch Queen Bey in action. Kicking off in Stockholm on the 10th of May, the mega stadium show has now just hit London for a string of shows at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Because it's Beyoncé, fans expect a lot, and thanks to footage of the show dominating the internet, it's clear to see that the 41-year-old is absolutely slaying it.

Beyoncé's career has definitely been a legendary one, having achieved new highs just recently with her record-breaking wins at the Grammy Awards.The singer's mom Tina Knowles, forever one of her biggest supporters, took to social media with a throwback video that cemented her daughter's success story.VIDEO: Beyoncé breaks down in tears as she makes Grammys historyThe clip featured Beyoncé on-stage talking to a crowd about her rocky road to solo superstardom following her departure from Destiny's Child.She revealed that her record label at the time, Columbia Records, had heard her entire debut record, Dangerously in Love, and told her that there were no hits on the record.MORE: Beyoncé's surprise world tour announcement following recent return to the stageTRENDING NOW: Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes' net worths are worlds apart from one anotherShe then listed the five biggest singles from the album, Dangerously in Love 2, Naughty Girl, Me, Myself and I, Baby Boy, and Crazy in Love, and retorted with: "I guess they were kinda right…I had five."Tina posted the clip with the supportive caption: "This is exactly why you have to believe in yourself! And not listen to other folks.

Beyonce while in the crowd at the US Open.The Orange Is The New Black star was minding her own business and cheering Serena Williams on when a camera panned to her in the crowd.However, this appeared to cause some confusion on Twitter as one fan got the 50-year-old confused with the Break My Soul singer.Sharing a very brief clip of the actress behind a black face mask, they penned: ‘#Beyoncé at the #USOpen.’Of course, social media went into a meltdown as many rushed to correct the user in question – known as @Choni_ – while others were camped out in the responses and living for the memes.The Twitter account was downright flooded with replies and quote-tweets over the gaffe, and rushed to apologize to Laverne on Twitter.‘My bad.. I wasn’t trying to be funny I promise,’ they wrote.‘I got to excited to see #Beyoncé and though it was her my bad..

Beyonce to remove a lyric from her hit song, Partition, after it was confirmed that an ableist slur from her new Renaissance album would be replaced.The Break My Soul singer sparked backlash from some fans for the lyrics to Heated, on her new record, which included an offensive term which has previously been used to refer to disabled people.The original lyrics read: ‘Sp**zin’ on that ass, s**z on that ass.

Beyonce has been praised by Scope for removing an ableist slur from her new song, Heated.The 40-year-old sent fans into a spin last week after finally releasing new album, Renaissance, on Friday, with millions around the world listening.However, some were left disappointed after the Break My Soul singer included an offensive term in the lyrics, which has previously been used to discuss disabled people.After her rep confirmed that the song would be changed from the current lyrics, ‘Sp**zin’ on that ass, s**z on that ass. Fan me quick, girl, I need my glass,’ the UK disability equality charity shared their official response to the backlash.‘It’s good Beyonce has acted so swiftly after disabled people yet again called out this thoughtless lyric,’ media manager Warren Kirwan said in a statement.‘There’s a feeling of deja vu as it’s just a few weeks since Lizzo also had to re-release a song after featuring the same offensive language.‘We hope this is the last time we see this kind of thing from anyone, let alone musicians with massive global influence.‘Too often offensive language used to refer to disabled people is seen as “harmless”.

The wait is over. After clearing her social media accounts to signal a new era, Beyoncé has finally revealed details of her upcoming project RENAISSANCE.