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Beyoncé is facing rumors that she filed for divorce from Jay-Z due to his ties to Diddy after the rapper’s arrest.

Recent rumors surfaced suggesting that Beyoncé had allegedly filed for divorce from Jay-Z, with some YouTube videos implying the split was linked to his supposed connections with Sean “Diddy” Combs. However, these claims are untrue.

The YouTube channel The Urbanoire posted a video on Wednesday, September 25, titled, “Beyonce Files For DIVORCE After Diddy SNITCHES On Jay Z ? Beyonce Is Innocent.” The video alleged that Jay-Z had met with both a criminal attorney and a divorce lawyer on the same day.

The clip, which has garnered 396K views and 4.9K likes so far, further stated: “Just after Diddy’s arrest, there was word going around that the feds were eyeing Jay Z as the next person to investigate, because of his strong affiliations with Diddy, and some of the dirty deals that they made together in the past.”

It went on to claim: “Beyonce is not waiting around to get dragged along with him. She’s reportedly already getting divorce papers together, and is ready to disappear once stuff hits the fan.”

Despite these allegations, the claims are false, and no official statements have been made by the couple or their representatives.

Beyoncé is currently caught up in a rumor after several YouTube videos suggested that she had filed for divorce from Jay-Z over his connection to Diddy following the rapper’s arrest. Another YouTube channel, Kiki’s Tea, uploaded a video on September 25 with the caption: “Beyonce DIVORCES Jay Z & Runs | Jay Z Goes Missing.”

This video, which has already reached 27K views, claimed that the Single Ladies singer allegedly decided to leave her husband because she didn’t want to be implicated in Jay-Z’s alleged association with Diddy.

The video also mentioned that there have been rumors of trouble in Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s marriage for some time, but the recent situation involving Diddy and federal investigations might have been the tipping point.