Speculation has been rife that the power couple will be heading down under to perform
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For 19 nights, Beyonce and Jay Z entertained the crowds across America with their On The Run tour, and now speculation has reached fever pitch over the possibility that the couple will be bringing their sold out show to Australia.
The rumour mill first began to churn when a couple of Australian journalists hinted that Bey and Jay would be performing Down Under, according to the Sydney Herald. Whilst one journalist hinted that a ticket selling outlet "accidentally posted the show's waiting list on their website", another journalist reported on a "source" notifying them that the couple were going to perform in the country.
However, Beyonce's record label have insisted that there are no plans for her or Jay to perform in Australia, whilst there has been a "no comment", from the promoters of the arena tour.
Whilst, it looks as though Australian fans are going to have to wait a little longer to see their favourite stars perform, US fans were watching the couple's every move with each other during the tour, amid allegations that they were close to calling it quits with their marriage.
Beyonce appeared to worry fans during a concert in Philadelphia last month when she cried during a performance of her 2006 song, 'Resentment' whilst wearing a white wedding veil.
But Bey put a stop to the rumours via an Instagram post on August 1, which showed her smiling from ear to ear as Jay kissed her. But that's not the only reaction that has come from camp Beyonce and Jay Z as Bey's mum, Tina recently insisted to TMZ that her daughter's marriage to the Magna Carta Holy Grail hitmaker was absolutely fine.
"Haters are gonna be haters and there's nothing we can do about that. Everything's perfect," she told TMZ. Revealing that she doesn't entertain the rumours, Tina added: "I just don't even read the bull y'know. They're good." The couple also put on a united front with their daughter Blue Ivy when Beyonce was honoured with the Michael Jackson Vanguard award at Sunday' VMAs ceremony.
