Chloe Bailey admits that she is “Grateful” For Comparison with Beyoncé


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Chloe Bailey has been a rising star for some time now, and the 23-year-old is showing no signs of stopping. Recently, the “Have Mercy” singer sat down for an interview with The Breakfast Club in which she discussed her relationship with Beyoncé, among other things.

“We talk about any and everything. I’m just so grateful to have her stamp of approval. She always gives me words of encouragement, you have no idea how much that means to me,” Bailey told the interviewer.

Often compared to Queen B, the breakfast Club asked what Beyoncé has to say about this, Bailey responded very maturely.

“She says she’s really proud of me. That’s not something that we specifically talk about, but I just love her and I’m happy that she sees this light inside of me, and my sister as well,” she said.

However, when the host asked her how she feels about being compared to Beyoncé, Bailey responded, “I’m grateful, that’s the biggest compliment!”

Watch Chloe Bailey’s full interview with The Breakfast Club below.


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