Jay-Z accused of trying to cheat on Beyonce with up-and-coming female rapper

Liv - who only uses her first name, made the sensational claims about Beyonce's husband during an interview with a New York radio station on Saturday.
She didn't say when the chatting up occurred, but said that Jay-Z was definitely attached when he approached her, wanting to make her "his girl when he was in town".
Liv insists she declined his offer out of respect for Beyonce, and because she wanted to become a successful artist in her own right, rather than via the famous rappers she'd hooked up with.
"I have so much respect for Beyonce - as a artist, as a woman, as a wife, as a mother," she told the radio station.
"I could do lot of grimy things to get in a position where I wanna get… I'll have to look at myself in the mirror after this… and somebody can take that from you, who gives it to you."
She didn't stop there - in new video clip 'The Invasion: Part 2', she details her run-in:
"I could have messed with Jay, but got respect for Bey," she raps.
"We were on the same set of a commercial, see, I was sitting by myself, and he sat next to me. I was handling it well, and he was shocked to see, I was getting up to leave, he sent his guards to me.
"Excuse me Miss, do me a favor, put your number on this piece of paper. When Jay get settled and he’ll call you later. I know most chicks would have took the bait, but then those chicks be the ones I hate. I wonder to this day if I’d have gave it up would it be me on stage throwing it up!"
She told Radar Online that she was disappointed by her experience, hoping Jay-Z had real interest in her music.
"In my mind, I was hoping for so much more," she said. "It was like, that was so personal and not about business at all. I was like, I get it. It started and ended there."
She claims to have run into him a second time and did swap numbers, but says nothing eventuated.
"I thought, 'Ok, this time he’s going to take me seriously,' so I gave him my number and took information," she explained.
"I sent him an email about my music and I never got a response, so I was like, okay, I get it. We never kept in touch but we had a wonderful connection."
For someone trying to become famous for her music rather than her alleged run-ins with hip-hop stars, she's doing a pretty lousy job!