Beyonce says her marriage to Jay-Z is a power struggle
5 Dec 2008, 1653 Hrs

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Washington, Dec 5 Popstar Beyonce Knowles admitted that her 8-month-old marriage to Jay-Z is a power struggle - and doesn't let her 'get bored'.

"But if I didn't respect someone, and they didn't have that strength, then I would be bored," US Weekly quoted Beyonce, as telling Elle magazine.

"I wouldn't be attracted to them," she added.

Beyonce, 27, revealed that she doesn't intend to have a baby anytime soon, as she was traumatized after she saw her younger sister deliver her baby.

"I'm terrified of having a child. No way! I'm terrified of delivering a child because I saw my nephew being born. That traumatized me," Beyonce said. (ANI)

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