 Cover of Hip Hop Weekly's issue with an exclusive interview with Shanelle Scott With rumors continuing to run rampant regarding the alleged love child of Jay-z and video vixen Shenelle Scott, glossy hip-hop tabloid Hip-Hop Weekly (HHW) revealed to BallerStatus.com that they will unveil in an upcoming issue that the Def Jam President is indeed the father of Scott's son, Isa Jael.
Last month, the weekly publication ran an exclusive interview with Shenelle Scott in which she admitted to knowing Jay-Zand being featured in the "Big Pimpin'" video filmed in her native country Trinidad. During the interview, Scott also admitted to an intimate affair with Jay-z that ran its course some time in 2001. According to model, the relationship was not very deep and only lasted about a year.
As rumors began to circulate about the authenticity of the young boy's DNA, Jay-z issued a statement through his spokesperson, stating "there is no truth to these ridiculous rumors," and went on to say, "people should be ashamed of using this kind of story and exploiting a child for publicity and ratings."
Contrary to the Jay's claims, a source at Hip-Hop Weekly says they are ready to expose his lies and deceit to his fans.
HHW are planning to not only publish their version of the truth, in regards to young Isa's paternity, but that Jay-z's beloved girlfriend, multi-platinum pop singer Beyonce, is aware of the young lad, and that the rapper is current on the agreed upon monthly child support of $4,000.
In related news, Jay-z has lent his vocals to the smash single, "Rehab," by British bad-girl Amy Winehouse and is looking to further his relationship with the British singer.
Beyonce's label home, Columbia Records, has yet to give a re-release date for the re-release of B'Day Deluxe Anthology since pulling the CD from the shelves, due to the unauthorized release of a re-recorded version of the song, "Still In Love (Kissing You)," originally recorded by Des'ree.
Des'ree is seeking $150,000 in damages in a suit against the singer and her label. A preliminary injunction hearing has been set for May 4.
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