Beyoncé,Just a Stranger queen of everything including online privacy protection, changes her email address so frequently that it'll make you rethink your entire life.
In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, singer and recent Beyoncé collaborator Ed Sheeran revealed that his friend Bey changes her email address every damn week. And you probably thought youtook extra precautions by occasionally changing your password. LOL.
SEE ALSO: Beyoncé and Ed Sheeran's first duet is delightful and cheesyWhen describing how he and Bey got in touch to work on their "Perfect" duet, Sheeran spilled about her ~extra~ methods of communication.
"I have an email address I email [to get in touch with Beyoncé]," Sheeran said, adding that the queen's email address "actually changes every week."
I don't even go to the gym every week so LOL are you kidding me?
Sheeran said he emailed the address and then got on the phone with Bey in May, but because the twins arrived they weren't able to complete the collaboration until September.
"She’s very good at--" Sheeran went on, with ET's Keltie Knight finishing the sentence with, "Hiding?" "Yeah," Sheeran admitted, "it’s kind of what I aspire to be, I think."
Yeah, Ed. It's what we ALL aspire to be. Come on, man.
According to the 26-year-old, Beyoncé recorded her"Perfect" verse in one take, even tweaking the instrumentals to her liking.
"The original version of 'Perfect' was just an acoustic guitar and she rung me up and was like, 'I don’t know how you feel about this but I’ve taken all the instruments off it and it's just gonna be acoustic guitar,' and I was like, 'Ah that’s great, because it used to be that!'" he said, explaining they were only in the studio for about four hours.
One take vocals? Weekly email address changes? Please tell me something this woman is average at.
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