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EXCLUSIVE: Billionaires to Broke? Beyoncé & Jay-Z 'Borrowing Over $100M From Bank' to Keep Up With Multiple Mansions... After Couple Was Slapped With Brutal Scandals

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Beyonce and Jay-Z face scandals as reports claim they borrow $100M from bank to maintain multiple mansions.

Aug. 24 2025, Published 8:00 a.m. ET

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Beyonce and Jay-Z aren't even close to going broke, but that hasn't stopped the power couple – estimated to be worth $3 billion – from reportedly borrowing over $100 million from the bank, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

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Beyonce and Jay-Z secure $100M in loans to maintain lavish real estate holdings.
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Beyonce and Jay-Z secure $100M in loans to maintain lavish real estate holdings.

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Beyonce, 43, and Jay-Z, 55, have taken out two mortgages on their Bel-Air mansion – one for $57.75 million from Morgan Stanley Private Bank, and one for $52.8 million from Goldman Sachs.

Their payments each month – excluding property taxes – total just over $500,000.

In 2023, the pair plunked down a whopping $200 million for what's considered the most expensive home in Malibu.

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The power couple takes on massive mortgages while holding an estimated $3B fortune.
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The power couple takes on massive mortgages while holding an estimated $3B fortune.

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So it's possible they're having a cash flow problem after not selling the Bel-Air mansion to purchase the Malibu estate.

Experts have pointed out the couple's loans free up roughly $110 million, which they can invest.

So while the singer and the rapper may pay a little over $60 million in interest over 30 years, if invested in the S&P 500 at an 8 percent annual return compounded over 30 years, that $110 million grows to over a billion dollars.

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