Don't ask Beyonce is she's pregnant: 'Get off my ovaries'

Beyonce is constantly plagued by pregnancy rumours every time she touches her stomach or eats a bowl of pasta.

And the mum-of-three is sick of everyone asking if she has another bun in the oven.

The 38-year-old has revealed the question she hates most is ‘Are you pregnant?’ – and has a killer response to anyone asking it.

Speaking to Elle, Queen Bey said: ‘Get off my ovaries!’

Yep, we’re gonna need that embroidered on a t-shirt, stat.

Beyonce has three children with husband Jay Z – Blue Ivy, seven, and two-year-old twins Rumi and Sir.

The star also suffered a heartbreaking miscarriage before welcoming Blue, and she addressed how the tragedy changed her.

The Formation singer said: ‘I learned that all pain and loss is in fact a gift. Having miscarriages taught me that I had to mother myself before I could be a mother to someone else.

‘Then I had Blue, and the quest for my purpose became so much deeper. I died and was reborn in my relationship, and the quest for self became even stronger.’

In the rare interview, Beyonce – who is launching a new range with Ivy Park in January – answered questions submitted by fans, and amidst her answers, the legend revealed that while she hates being asked about the contents of her womb, she brushes off critique of her body.

The Lion King star said: ‘If someone told me 15 years ago that my body would go through so many changes and fluctuations, and that I would feel more womanly and secure with my curves, I would not have believed them.

‘But children and maturity have taught me to value myself beyond my physical appearance and really understand that I am more than enough no matter what stage I’m at in life.

‘Giving zero 🤬s is the most liberating place to be.’

Say it louder for the people in the back!

Beyonce’s full interview can be read in the January issue of Elle.

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